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Sororities do look for academics and leadership. Like it has been said it would really depend on your school and the sororities there. I think that it is good to take into account that it might hurt you and during rush you would need to work it into the conversation that you did these leadership things and after your term is over you will not be reapplying. Or work it into the conversation some how. Again, it really depends on your school. I can really understand your choices for wanting to get involved with other stuff on campus. My first school there was no greek life and I got really invovled with everything else i could. Aven after i transfered and joined a sorority i still got invovled with Alpha Phi Omega cause i was sooo use to being in leadership that i could not do as a pledge in my social sorority. I think you should stress how the stuff you are doing outside of the sorority will not interfere with you new member activities.
Really, find someone at your school, or a recent alum. They would be the best place to learn about the ins and outs of rush at your school.
debbie
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