Fraternities and sororities are not expensive. Each fraternity and sorority is self-supported from dues paid by its members. In the first year of membership, a few one-time expenses are assessed. The cost varies from chapter to chapter. Each chapter has its own treasurer who can set up a payment plan for you.
Greek houses are university approved housing and freshman can live in a Greek house.
The policies regarding this vary between the fraternities and sororities. If you are interested in living in a house, you should discuss it with the chapter you are interested in to set up living arrangements. FHSU fraternities and sororities oppose hazing and are committed to an education period which instills a sense of responsibility and commitment in new members. You will do quite a bit of walking, so dress appropriately and be flexible. When you sign up to participate for formal membership recruitment, you will receive more detailed information about what to wear.