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I urge you not to drop out. I was in a similar position a couple of years ago, but I came to my senses and decided to give a chance to the girls who were giving me a chance. I ended up joining one of the less popular chapters in the end, and honestly I have met my best friends there. There are pretty and smart girls in every sorority, and you will have a good time wherever you go. The actual experience of being in a sorority is really similar despite what people will say about tiers. For me, the biggest regret would have been not to go Greek. And as I'm going to go into my senior year next year, I realize that sisterhood is for life. I'm going to have sisters wherever I move after I graduate, and it's all because I took a chance on this chapter that gave me a chance to be a sister. It was the best decision I made in my college career, hands down. You might not have the exact same experience, but I urge you to at least see recruitment through and attend events at the house that gives you a bid for a few weeks. You honestly have nothing to lose (you can quit before you initiate if you decide it's not for you) and everything to gain (your best chance at joining Greek life is now and honestly every house has wonderful girls). Let us know what you decide to do and I hope you stick around and see it through. You owe it to yourself to give sorority recruitment your best shot because this is a bond that can change your life in the best way and one that lasts for a lifetime.