National Honor Society

When I first received the National Honor Society invitation letter, my initial thoughts were of appreciation for the recognition of my hard work during this past academic year. I consider that it is an great honor to have the opportunity to apply and have chance to be considered a member of this prestigious organization. Not only it is a great honor, but it is a challenge to continue to improve both my body and my mind as I embark upon the journey of a higher education NHS. Over the past several…

membership in the National Honor Society for a multitude of reasons. The program is one of the most highly recognized programs across the nation, and it would be a great honor to be a part of it. This is only one of the many reasons for application. When applying for college, being part of this highly established program, will grab the attention of colleges more so than that of a student, which does not have this program being part of their background. And lastly, the National Honor Society is…

leadership, and character are the characteristics that lay the foundation for success and are the reason why I perform at such a high degree in everything that I do. Although I’ve always had high ambitions for myself, the scholarship aspect of the National Honor Society confirms the importance of education and also reaffirms that anything is possible and it made easier with academic achievement. However, any achievement, academic or not, is meaningless to me if I don’t give back one way or…

marshmallows and hotdogs, and play on the wooden swing-set, playing out stories and adventures. My community wasn’t just a place where I lived and went to school- it was a family. I want to join the Heberger Young Scholars Academy chapter of the National Honor Society because it will give me a chance to serve my community again- while it might not be Hilliard, Ohio, I love the sense of connection created between two people when one has been…

characteristics in the best interest of a sports team, academic organization, or club. Every organization depends on its leaders and members to be successful. Being a participant in Christians in Action, dual credit courses at Angelina College, and National Honor Society, I notice the officers and members acting in agreement on behalf of the club or in support of their classes and grades. Christians in Action relies on guidance of a leader, especially since staff is prohibited from partaking in…

I, Jessica Fagan am a profoundly honored to be among the exemplary students who are being considered for the National Honor Society. I must admit that I have aspired to become a member of the National Honor Society since the beginning of my highschool career. I am a well rounded student that successfully balances academics and extracurricular activities such as music, athletics, and extra math courses. I believe that I show qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. My…

woman. I am currently a member of an abundant amount of organizations, have maintained a GPA of a 3.7, and stayed within the top 8% of my class. The organizations and Honor societies that I take part in are band, where I am the drum major and a flute player, National Honor society where I am the secretary, the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Student Council where I am the vice president, UIL academics where I participate in in speaking events, and the yearbook staff. These organizations have…

I am writing this essay in order to earn my place in National Junior Honor Society. I believe that my academic skills meet that of what is required of this group. I was the only one to have earned the Presidential Award for Academic Excellence in the 2013-14 school year. I have received straight A’s every quarter of the two completed years of middle school which means that I also subsequently received High Honors those quarters as well. I haven’t ever received a detention or an A.C.E. of any…

Being a member of this distinguished society is what I have strived towards since elementary school. Watching presentations and hearing stories from individuals in high school from a young age (who were at the time active National Honor Society members), inspired the archetype that I aspired to be –the archetype of an individual who shares the four characteristics that National Honor Society stands for: scholarship, service, leadership and character. Throughout my high school career, I worked…

“Membership in National Junior Honor Society has become recognized as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a junior high school student. Membership is, however, more than an honor; it carries with it a responsibility and should be considered the beginning of an obligation, not merely the successful culmination of an effort to achieve recognition and honor.” Not only because it’s an honor or a recognition, but I would like to be a part of NJHS because I’m very responsible and I…