It's like living in a home. . .
Sororities are safe, much smaller than a residence hall, and less limiting than an apartment.
You get to live with your best friends and you have a common bond. They continue to provide housing, social life, and a slew of activities. Kristina Alvarado, president of the College Panhellenic Association, which governs sororities, lived in a residence hall her first year, an apartment her second, and her last two years in the Sigma Kappa sorority house. Sororities are safe, much smaller than a residence hall, and less limiting than an apartment. You get to live with your best friends and you have a common bond.