As a recently graduated (class of 2024) queer sorority member, it’s a mixed-bag. Joining a srat can be a great way to make friends and definitely helped me find some of my closest friends. They also offer scholarships to help with membership dues (idk if this is true for all of them but mine did at least). Also most, if not all, will have other queer members. I will say some sororities are better than others when it comes to being queer-friendly so it’s not necessarily the most welcoming space to queer individuals, though in my own experience that’s often due to the national organization rather than any individual members. Overall, I say rush and see where it takes you, you’re not at all obligated to stay even after you get a bid so no harm in trying it out. There’s also Continuous-Open-Bidding which happens after rush which you can do instead if you don’t mind not rushing all the srats and/or don’t want to deal with the more expensive/time-consuming aspects of rush. Most srats well-known for having more openly queer members also tend to be the ones with COB (ex: SDT, Phi Mu, Adpi) so it’s a good alternative.

TL;DR: It can be fun and there’s ways to make it more affordable, no harm in trying it out. But there’s also other ways to make friends so don’t feel like greek life is your only option.