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It sounds like you may be lonely, and forgive me for saying this, maybe a bit depressed. If your best friends are abroad, have money angst, etc that is enough to be a bit depressed I'd say.
As a old broad here is my perspective. It sounds like you are an upperclassman. I say stick it out. If nothing else for the time you may want to fall back on it. You never know if you move, change cities, etc you have an automatic link to women who have something in common with you.
As for the money, in the scheme of things, it's not *that* money, especially if you're graduating soon.
Yes, becoming more involved too is great.
But I'll tell you, when I was a senior, I was burnt out. I didn't know any of the pledges, etc. I wasn't a letter wearer only, I was just done. Kinda like living at the beach for the summer. I loved it until the day before I left and then I wanted to get the heck home!
If you aren't an involved alumnae that's ok too. But you don't have that option if you quit.
Don't let your angst/mood/friends being away make you end/sever/permentantely end something that perhaps would do you some good in the future.
You will be out of college way more years than you are in so who knows having your sorority to fall back on may be a great thing.
Don't quit is my two cents.
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