<p>So I am a sophmore transfer at cornell right now, and I am considering rushing this spring. But right now, most of my friends and I in the process of getting an apartment in collegetown for next year. I know that most of the new members of the sororities and frats tend to live in their house for the following year, but is it required? I don't want to go and sign a lease for a place in collegetown if I am going to be required to live in the sorority house next year. Any advice?</p>
<p>certain houses require it, other houses will charge you a fine, some houses don't...I'm not sure where you'd find the specific policies, but I'm sure they're accessible.</p>
<p>yeah same situation with me except for frats. anyone know which frats have no problem not living there especially for sophomores rushing. it would be greatly appreciated</p>