Colleges and universities from around the country have organized groups/clubs called sororities and fraternities. A college sorority is the group for women students. A sorority is a group of women bound together by common principles, goals, and experiences. A college sorority can offer a "home away from home" environment this can be one of the most important things a sorority membership has to offer the young women members. Immediately upon joining a sorority, you belong to a group of women who are sincerely interested in you and your successes. The recruitment process helps you determine the group that best shares your goals and ideals, so you can decide what women you want to share friendships with for a lifetime. Other immediate benefits include academic support and opportunities for leadership development and community service.

If you choose to accept a bid from a sorority, you enter a short period of time for learning about your sorority's history and expectations of its members. At the end of the probation period, your sorority's highest ideals and symbolism will be revealed to you at your initiation.

Different colleges and universities offer memberships to different sororities. Some college sororities have members nationwide. A sorority can be a great place to network and get you ready for graduation. Many sorority alumni can help with job placement and training. Employers tend to rate sorority membership as a plus. College sororities not only offer a social benefit but they may offer financial benefits as well. Some college sororities sponsor various scholarships and financial aid programs. They all promote good grades and higher education.

Young women entering college might benefit from sorority membership. Some of the initiation processes are known to be strange or embarrassing. Once you get through this process then you obtain a membership you can keep for life. The advantages tend to outweigh the disadvantage when it comes to sorority memberships.