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I lived in dorms freshman and sophomore year (pretty typical for my campus) and then lived in the Theta house junior and senior year.
My memories of living in my sorority house are some of the most wonderful memories that I had in college. There was always a friend around, always someone to go run with, always someone to watch a favorite TV show with. There were also the good-natured pranks, mischief, and spontaneous fun that I never had in any other living situation. In addition, the convenience during rush, for weekly chapter meetings, and for all other events just can't be measured!
For those who are concerned about money, it was definitely cheaper on my campus to live in the greek houses than to live in an apartment.
I lived in apartments throughout my 20s... earlier on with roommates, later on without. There was no reason for me personally to rush to get my own place. Plus, again, I had waaaaay more fun living in the house than I did in all those years combined living in nice apartments.
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