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I think this is a bigger problem than a lot of people want to admit. For one thing the sororities are just too big. Especially if you are an OOS student and come in without a base of friends already in your Sorority. I struggled for my Freshman year as an OOS student. I had no problem making friends outside of my sorority and was very involved in several organizations but just couldn't connect within the sorority to anyone. I eventually connected during recruitment practice with a small group and began to enjoy my sorority experience but it didn't seem to come naturally like it had in other organizations. I think because they are so big it's harder to find those girls you share similar interest with. The worst part is once you feel disconnected you don't really want to be there. The really sad part is you know with an organization that large there are people you would connect with and would enjoy spending time with but you just aren't in a situation where you can get to know them well enough or spend enough time with them to develop that circle of friendship.