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Forgive me as this will probably come across as harsh, but frankly I'm a little tired of hearing similar complaints. You are bored and too busy to do the same old things. You've got enough friends now and don't need any more. You want to quit and are wondering if there's anyway to do so without losing your alum status.
My question is what have you done to make things more fun and worthwhile? Ask not what your sisters can do for you, but what can you do for your sisters? You made a lifelong commitment when you joined your sorority. Now is the time to ask yourself a hard question. Are you the sort of person who lives up to her commitments or walks away if it isn't easy or fun all the time without making any effort to change things? Whatever you decide make sure you can live with it for the rest of your life.
To answer your question, like others have said it depends on your GLO's policy as well as any additional policies your chapter may have. For my chapter we only grant inactivity for unforeseen financial difficulties or medical reasons.
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