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I just found out, but didn't know, is that for girls at our ASU chapter who chose not to live in, they just pay an additional fee (for not living in). Honestly, I would say to the OP, enjoy rush, take it one day at a time and cross the bridge of "living in" when the time comes. I'm sure that something can be worked out between you and any sorority that you might possibly join.
As for being married, I'm sure it just depends on each chapters rules. I remember reading some of our rules eons (literally) ago and it didn't say anything about married sisters or sisters with children. I don't know a part of me thinks that if sororities discriminate because a PNM is married or has a child that it could somehow bite them in the butt (especially considering we live in a very "sue happy" society right now).
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