[ZetaGirl22]

When I was a collegian, we had a 1 year live in requirement. It was, in fact, strict enough that if you hadnt lived in the house and were called upon to do so and you didnt, you could be expelled from the chapter. There werent any exceptions, save a planned semester abroad or commitment to serve as an RA. That happened to my first little sister, and it was awful. Her parents threatened to stop paying her tuition if she lived in.

With that said, we DID have two married sisters when I was a collegian. One actually had a bed in the house her first year of marriage. She was exec and execs were required to live in the house. Plus she lived quite far away from campus and it made life easier for her to have somewhere to stay on nights she had late class. Another sister got engaged as a new member, got married, and remained active all 4 years of college (she was a freshman when she joined) so being married and being in a sorority IS possible!