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It sounds like you know exactly the pros and cons. I can't imagine you're going to get much in the way of help since absolutely no one will tell you to drop your sorority. If you must, you must, but that is way too big a decision to take from strangers, especially since you understand the repercussions of doing so. Education is first, sorority is at least second. If you need to transfer in order to get the education you want/need, then that has to take priority over your membership. If you are transferring for a vision of the social life you think you'll have, that is a very dangerous risk to take.
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