Okay...I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt because I've been there. Senior year is stressful when you're worrying about trying to get into med school, but you've just shown serious lack of judgement on this board. If you really have no interest anymore in your fraternity, go ahead and drop, but do it the manly way and deactivate rather than slither out the door. You can include your work with your fraternity on your application. You did the work. They may be impressed, but if they do find out that you quit in the end, that shows that you were just there to impress them. I'm not so sure they'd be impressed. With hundreds of applicants each year to go through, I doubt they are spending time calling HQs to verify membership in fraternities. I've gotta tell you, though, first year of medical school will eclipse senior year in the first week. Third year will kick your butt. Intern year (while nothing compared to the 120 hour work weeks I contended with thanks to the 80 hour work week law) will make you wish you were back in senior year in your fraternity house. Life only gets harder from here with more responsibilities. Don't I wish I could just move out of the house and have someone just vote a responsibility off of my shoulders.
