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Active members just want to see you in something you can be passionate about. It wouldn't hurt if you were involved in something related to what you want to do in the future. But one good student organization with which you are involved in leadership is better than a whole slew of clubs you care nothing about. Involvement is quality over quantity.
From reading your previous post, it sounds like you may have just needed recommendation letters. And that's okay. You should have no trouble getting them. Keep in mind, some schools have a separate junior quota, so maybe next year will be better. I know at my school, it is hardest to get in as a sophomore.
As a junior, you have a certain advantage. You can use this semester to make connections with actives so that, next year, recruitment is just a fun time hanging out with your friends.
At the end of the day, there is no "typical sorority woman", so there is no one activity that will set you apart from the other PNMs. Just get involved with something that you love, so you can talk about during the parties. Good luck!
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