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My big brother was an associate member (in lieu of 'pledging') at another school as an undergrad, and ended up having to leave the fraternity. He went to graduate school later at my school, just happened to meet some brothers, and to his surprise was invited to recruitment. He ended up being initiated, serving as both secretary and vice-president during his active years, having two different little brothers, and holding a part-time job. All of this was while he was a graduate student.
If you still have a strong passion for your fraternity when you leave undergrad, I think that it can be done. There is absolutely no way the Greek system could survive without the daily support of alumni. Also, I wouldn't get too caught up in the cultural 'differences' at other schools. At the end of the day, you're a brother, and you're entitled to all of the privileges of that bond.
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