which sororities have best/worst sisterhood

As someone who is in a sorority, I genuinely agree with the statement above. There are people in my sorority who I don’t think I’ll ever connect with but I have people in their who have my values whom I am friends with. Try your best to find similar values and intrests within girls in a soririty and analyze if it’s someone you wanna be friends with. My advice is if you don’t find your people nor connect with your assigned sister mother during pledging I see no point to continue within the sorority unless you’re passionate about the philanthropy.

If you are already initiated and want to stay in Greek life your best chance is joining a panhel role for your chapter bc that way you can meet and talk with girls from other chapters

If you haven’t been initiated yet break the pledge and try and rush again once you are able to

if you have already initiated, you can not join another panhellenic sorority on campus. if you don't want to drop, my suggestion is just finding your own way of enjoying your time there. that could be exec positions, getting really into philanthropy, networking with alumni or other chapters across the US/canada. You would be surprised how different the vibes are for different chapters, even if its the same sorority. like "eh" said you can also get involved on panhel exec or be a recruitment counselor to meet more people. sorority vibes change a slight bit with every pledge class, so theres even a chance you will find people you connect with more in the fall after they join.

you can always drop, but you can't join another panhel sorority if you have already been initiated (agd, aopi, aphi, ddd, gpb, kkg, pbp). you can join a non-panhellenic one though (AKDPhi, Delta Pi, DPsiD, etc). national panhellenic rules prevents dual membership, so you cant be in more than one of the 7 uoft panhel in your life, or any of the panhel chapters that uoft doesnt have. The states often have more options than here bc they have more panhel AND non-panhel options, plus a ton of professional frat options (pre med, business, etc)