The National Honor Society is a very respected group of individuals that excel in personal characters, leadership, citizenship, and very scholarly. Being invited to apply is a great honor, and I feel as if I deserve this honor. Over my last 3 years of high school I shaped myself into a better person that posses all the qualities of a honor society member. As a student, I have had a very rigorous course selection. With taking nothing but honors and AP classes I have learned a lot more than how to
The National Honor Society is a group of students that possess four different important characteristics, scholarship, service, leadership, and character. I believe and will prove through several examples that I am a puzzle piece fit into this honoring group. I demonstrate scholarship through my course load and GPA. Throughout my transition from freshman year to senior year, my GPA took a major jump as every year went by. It can be said my effort has been consistent throughout the year because
National Honor Society inspires students to do their best in hopes of someday being inducted. There are only a select few students who are chosen each year to be inducted into the society, and being chosen to be inducted would be an honor. If chosen for National Honor Society, I would bring with me my leadership and dedication from school sponsored extracurricular activities such as Student
I want to be a part of the National Honor Society to help others, get involved in my school and town, and work with other students who care about their community. It has taken me way too long to realize that life about more than just grades, but now that I have, I want to spend a lot of time serving and improving my community. Through my hard work in classes, serving and volunteering, and perseverance, I have exemplified the qualities of leadership, service, character, and scholastic excellence throughout
National Honor Society National Honor Society is a club for the elite. This is a club for students who have exemplified the four pillar of excellence. Throughout my time at Verbum Dei High School I have attempted to make sure that the activities that I have participated go along with these values. I felt that I have exemplified the characteristic of leadership, service scholarship, and character. This in terms should allow me to be a part of the National Honor Society. The first characteristic is
When I was inducted into the Lafayette National Junior Honor Society it brought a feeling of pride, being inducted into a program like this pushed you to do your best and be rewarded for the hard work and kindness that is expected of you when inducted. I know I worked so hard to be inducted I pushed myself to get better grades and become a better student so I could be a part of this group that all my friend were going to be a part of. National Junior Honor Society shaped the student and person I became
I have been informed that National Honor Society (NHS) has been created since 1921. NHS opens many opportunities for students from scholarship to developing and finding individuals’ character. I am determined to fulfill the four pillars – scholarship, service, leadership, and character – through National Honor Society. I am willing to put my time to achieve the requirements to be a VALOR student. Many seniors and fellow students have recommended others to join NHS during our high school years. I
do a career in medicine, but I am willing to keep an open mind to other career choices. 3. Describe your major high school extracurricular activities. As a person passionate about science, I am currently the Vice President of Science National Honor Society, and last year I was the Co-President of Medical Researchers Club. Due to my interest in math, I
National Honors Society Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and have lived well.” Not only does this quote send a great message about how we should live our lives every day, but it also embodies what it means to be a part of the National Honors Society. To be a part of the National Honors Society is a great achievement. This achievement means you have
Receiving the opportunity to become a member of the National Honor Society is a privilege and, in my opinion, a reward for all of the hard work and effort that I have put forth throughout high school thus far. I am thankful that I have been given this opportunity, and I am extremely hopeful that I will be accepted as a member of this society. I wish to join NHS because I feel as if it will be a constant source of motivation and encouragement toward my academic goals at Saint Thomas. The NHS curriculum