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I think it's very much that you get out of it what you put in to it.
The required stuff doesn't take that much time, especially once you are initiated (which will cover basically all the time other than the first semester), but the people who get the most out of their GLOs are the people who make it their number one activity or who live in the house.
I'll second the person who pointed out that you don't have to decide before recruitment, but remember that recruitment at some schools is even more intense that regular membership would be. (The only time that I as an out-of-house sister regularly spent 12+ hour days at the house was during recruitment.)
It'd be a perfectly appropriate recruitment question but think carefully about how you phrase it. You want to make sure you communicate that you do want to be involved.
Maybe you ask your rushers, tell me about a week in the life of an XYZ new member? (that sounds cheesy but you get the idea, I think.)
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