With her last minute decision to attend CRU's Law School, Casey is in a crunch to figure out her housing situation. Living with her brother and Dale proves too close for comfort and she is eager to move out. Meanwhile, Rebecca and the ZBZ's are looking for a new house mother, so Casey reluctantly accepts the temporary house mother position during rush week to improve her living quarters. When Tegan, the overzealous ZBZ Nationals Rep, drops by to oversee their rush week activities, Rebecca realizes that she still may need Casey's help.

Beaver runs into trouble when his teacher discovers that he, along with most of the football team, bought his To Kill a Mockingbird paper online. Faced with actually writing the paper and potentially failing the class, Beaver turns to Casey. Unfortunately, Casey is feeling overwhelmed with her classes because her only law school friend, Katherine, doesn't believe in study groups. Beaver comes up with a solution to her problem by introducing her to his "tutor," Dave, an anonymous person who sells papers and notes online. When the two can't access his website, they embark on a journey to identify and locate Dave. Rebecca is taking her presidential duties very seriously, especially when it comes to presenting the new ZBZ pledges at Pledge Presents. But when Evan decides that preparing case summaries with his study group is more important than attending the ZBZ event, Rebecca's new priority becomes making Evan jealous -- by inviting Cappie to Pledge Presents instead.