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Don't drop. If you didn't like your chapter, I might suggest dropping before you initiate, but clearly that's not the problem. If time management is your issue, that's understandable. Things do calm down in the spring, and at least in my chapter, council is understanding if you have to study for a midterm or whatever, and with study hours and academic chairs, it's fine to miss things every once in a while. So don't drop just because it's busy, but learn to say no sometimes. You don't need to go to everything, and if you're upfront with your sisters about having to focus on school or else you'll lose your scholarship, they'll understand. But if you do decide to drop, there are consequences. You'll have to pay all your remaining dues, you'll never be able to participate in sorority things again, and you won't have the benefits of national membership. Yes, you'll probably lose most of your friends, especially your big, because they'll be busy with sorority things that you can't do. But look at the upperclassmen who don't have time to go to everything; things definitely calm down!