Personal Statement: The Four Goals Of NHS

Being in NHS is not about having an extra tassel when you are graduating, or having to put it down for your college application. It’s about following the four goals, demarcating and setting an example for others.
Each of the four goals in NHS has a different meaning to different people. Leadership to me means to have an objective more important than yourself and interacting with others in a manner of trusting that I am going to lead them on the right path. Scholarship means always doing your best in every way possible, also a commitment to learning. Service means to be willingness to work for those without the need of compensation or recognition of any kind. Lastly, character is what distinguishes one individual person from another. It deals …show more content…
What I’m willing or trying to contribute is leadership, scholarship, service, and character. What I’m willing to contribute on leadership is having a good morale. Having a good morale I would be good at helping teammates and lifting up their attitude, by giving those words of encouragements and giving them honest comments. I will not be giving them empty comments because it would backfire and not help them in the long run. I am also willing to contribute is scholarship. I can contribute scholarship by trying my best and not giving up when the going gets tough. I will always strive to learn something new and try to fix my mistakes and learn from them to be a better person. I will also try to improve my skills and abilities. I am willing to contribute service and character. I can contribute service by helping out the school and the community. I can help out the school and the community by taking my skills and talent and start to build them up. I can contribute character by being kind and compassionate to the people surrounding me. I know that everyone is fighting some kind of battle and the last thing they would what is someone being rude and disrespectful. So I would be kind, patience, and