Yes, in special circumstances, such as second semester pledges, but we encourage living in-house, in order to avoid adjustments to different living environments and to increase brotherhood. Betas can be found in everything from SGA to honoraries to campus-wide groups. We have an officer dedicated just to obtaining information about and matching up brothers with campus involvement opportunites. Almost all members sleep in the sleeping dorms. It is quiet 24 hours a day and you will not be bothered by your roomate if they're up late as you would in residence halls or similar situations.
Beta is a life long commitment.
Just ask any member. As Betas, we take pride in a 97 year tradition of excellence. To receive the full experience of college life and to continue to excel, we are very committed to scholastic achievement, involvement in campus organizations and philanthropic events, and intramural success. The achievement of these goals and the life principles by which we live hinges upon the commitment of each individual member.