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Can grad school students stay at the frat house?

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Ok, so my friend from AEM is doing the 5 year MBA thingy and he said he'll continue to stay at his fraternity house as an MBA student. I thought only undergrads can stay at the frat house, is this allowed?

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Yes, I knew a kid at cornell law who lived at his frat.

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Good question.

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That’s actually very common. A lot of guys stay an extra year or so for a masters degree and live in the annex.

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The annex? Is that a word for frat house?

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yeah always mad interesting to see houses. From what I know, Catherine Street has Lambda, Chi Psi, Crew, Phi Tau, and a couple of Srats. Eddy has ZBT, Phi Psi, DX, DU, Pike and a some srats. Cook has a bunch, Sig Pi, Sig Phi, Chi Phi, and a few others. Top of College between Catherine and COok has a bunch.

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Every chapter does it differently. Lots of guys who are in a short program and go directly to grad from undergrad (like MPA and MEng) will still enjoy living in the house or the annex. Sometimes they pay dues and go to events like undergrads, but usually they aren't required to. Sometimes they stay there as a "live-in advisor."

It's less common in law or vet, which have more intense programs, or programs like MBA where you should be doing a lot of networking with your peers.

And of course, after a point it gets weird. Chi Phi had a guy who lived at their house until he was like 30, and I don't know how they explained that to girls.

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