pros and cons

Pros: it's not too big but it's not too small, you meet your bestfriends (seriously), you'll always have someone to hang out/study/eat with, you'll have friends in every organization and that makes the ASU campus feel smaller, you get to host fun events that aim to help out local & national organizations, etc.
Cons: it costs some money, & it takes some time and dedication out of your busy college life.

Honestly, Go Greek, you won't regret it!

The previous post is perfect so I'll just add to that,

The biggest pro of them all is recruitment cost $35. That's so little and you can drop at any time if you think Greek life isn't for you. Even if you receive a bid, you can attend bid day and THEN drop of you absolutely hate it. In the end, going Greek was the best choice I ever made. I'm definitely not your "typical" sorority girl either. I hate crafting, I find monograms childish and pearls are for old ladies, and id prefer a good hike to a day at the mall. But I still found an amazing home and my sisters respect my differences, which means the world to me.