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So if one were to join as a junior, they'd still have to pay the housing corp fee in the two years they are a member, right? So it's not a matter of freshman year is most expensive, then sophomore is less, and it levels out for junior and senior. The higher fees are always going to be paid, the when they are paid depends on your class year when you join.
I'm still amazed how chapters with such big houses can not have a live-in requirement. What happens if one semester or year too many members want to live out and there are vacant spots in the house?
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