With any luck, I'll be headed to grad school in the fall, and architecture programs are especially intense.
So, I don't think I'll be bored too too much. Plus, most people from my school end up in NYC or Boston, which are my top two choices for grad school. I can't wait until I will just have work...not classes/sorority/Panhel/grad school and job applications/job/social life to juggle. I figure if I'm really really nostalgic for Greek life, I can be a chapter advisor (all of my grad school choices have chapters of my sorority! woo hoo!).
I don't know if Greeks are "busier than most". Maybe it depends on your school. Of my friends, the busiest ones are the ones who aren't Greek, because most of my sisters don't have to have on-campus jobs, and the sorority is their only extracurricular activity. Meanwhile, I have independent friends who have two jobs, are taking a full load of classes, and are heavily involved in student government.
I've had this overwhelming desire to "party like a rock star" lately, and that's basically my top priority this semester. I'm finished with my majors, and am just writing a thesis and taking classes to ensure that I graduate.
