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Mizzou and Texas A and M are the ONLY SEC schools that let freshmen men live in Greek houses from the minute they move to campus. Kentucky lets freshmen men move into fraternity houses second semester if there are vacancies (which there usually aren't since housing contracts are signed for a full academic year). LSU also allows freshmen men in houses the second semester if they meet GPA requirements and don't account for more than 20% of members in a house. Auburn and Florida don't have policies preventing freshmen in fraternity houses but recruitment in both schools isn't held before the fall semester begins which means that most recruits will already have housing. Eight other SEC schools have outright bans against freshmen in Greek houses. Outside of the SEC, Oklahoma has required freshmen fraternity members to live in the dorms for several years.