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dropped

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As far as being shunned, that depends entirely on your friend group; their attitudes and your personal relationship with them will determine all. If you drop, you must still pay whatever outstanding fees are required for rest of the semester or year, whether you participate or not, so figure that into your timing. If you don't want to eat your meals there you still have to pay the meal plan, etc. After dropping, since you are no longer a member and no longer paying dues, you have no more privileges or right to be at your old sorority whatsoever, and may not participate in any activities. The only exception would be if it is the kind of event where non-members are allowed as guests, but you would have to be specifically allowed, you can't just show up and expect it to be okay. You can't have it both ways; you're either in or out. Your sorority will have rules and guidelines as to what your new status would be; alumna in good standing, or inactive member, or not in good standing, or whatever.