Chapter houses are university-approved housing for upper classmen, but are privately owned and maintained by local or national sorority Alumnae House Corporations. Potential members should ask each sorority concerning individual requirements for living in or out of the chapter house. The House Director oversees the daily operations of the chapter house. The sorority houses provide a comfortable and secure environment for the members. Each house is inspected annually by the City of Norman Revitalization Division, the Norman Fire Department, the University of Oklahoma Fire Marshall and the Health Department, to insure they meet all health and safety standards.
E ach sorority establishes house rules including visitation and quiet hours.
The possession and consumption of alcohol on sorority property is prohibited. Study halls, dining facilities and workout facilities are a few of the features you will find in each sorority house. I t is important for students and parents to be as informed as possible regarding the costs associated with obtaining a college education. Understanding the financial obligations associated with sorority membership is just as important. E ach woman joining a sorority should be aware of the dues, fees and other expenses that are involved and consider these when making financial plans to attend college.