iu greek

[DubaiSis]

I mean choosing not to live in (or not having the opportunity) in a chapter that has houses. I think it was the live out cost at Alabama (I wouldn't argue which school or the actual numbers but that's what jumps out at me) was a crazy high number that was more than I paid to live in a beautiful sorority house with a cook and house boys and the whole thing. Apples to rollercoasters, I know.

But it sounds like this isn't really an issue at IU. It's hard to tell from those crazy numbers given, but if the low end is actually the membership and any parlor fees it is pretty cheap to be a live-out member in a housed chapter at IU.

[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by DubaiSis

I mean choosing not to live in (or not having the opportunity) in a chapter that has houses. I think it was the live out cost at Alabama (I wouldn't argue which school or the actual numbers but that's what jumps out at me) was a crazy high number that was more than I paid to live in a beautiful sorority house with a cook and house boys and the whole thing. Apples to rollercoasters, I know.

But it sounds like this isn't really an issue at IU. It's hard to tell from those crazy numbers given, but if the low end is actually the membership and any parlor fees it is pretty cheap to be a live-out member in a housed chapter at IU.

Right, those fees are party to encourage women to live in, in a lot of places.