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. The atmosphere is energizing and the locations are great, so close to campus. Currently there are 13 sororities, averaging 50 members each, and 37 fraternities, averaging 25 members each. Cost for room and board is generally less than the residence halls. Hazing is prohibited in all Greek organizations and alcohol is prohibited in all sororities.