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    National Honor Society (NHS) is an organization that promotes the four pillars: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Most of all, it is an organization where we should combine team work to improve our community, not an extracurricular we put in our college applications. Throughout my years in NHS, I have seen people join the club and run for leadership positions solely to increase their chances in college admissions. However, to me, NHS is an organization that I desire to improve…

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    extracurricular activities, and community service. My experience in health care comes from shadowing a pediatrician for four months in 2016 and volunteering at Beaumont Hospital. Extracurricular activities that I am involved in are student council, National Honor Society (NHS), and Key Club. NHS and Key Club have both allowed me to participate in community service activities. I have been a devoted member of student council for the class of 2017 for the past three years. In student council, the…

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    After my two full years at Roscommon High School, I am very grateful to have reached the standard for National Honor Society membership. This is an opportunity that not everyone has the privilege to be a part of during their high school career. I would like to display the ways in which I have demonstrated the required assets to be a part of this organization. Not only do I possess the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service, but through N.H.S., I am certain that I will grow…

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    When I joined my high school’s chapter of National Honor Society, I didn’t know what to expect. I knew only that it involved community service and improvement projects. After joining, I decided to run for office within the group to gain experience in assisting large groups of people. My work as communication secretary involved being at every NHS project, officer meeting, and at a wide variety of community service projects so I could communicate my experiences with the rest of the members. I had…

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    So far, my SCE has consisted of organizing and preparing for the start-up of this year’s National Art Honor Society chapter. In addition to inviting members to join and having our first meeting, I have been setting up for the upcoming induction as well as composing our bylaws to the NAHS constitution. As of now, I have not been able to work on my deliverable, as that project will come into play when the activities and events of NAHS begin for the school year. When those events begin in November,…

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    I want to be a member of the Matoaca National Junior Honor Society because I believe it will be able to help motivate me. Although I find that I am NJHS material, I think that this will be able to help me know that I am working for something, and thereby make it more urgent to do good. For example, my time in Scouts has shown me the importance of setting goals. When I discovered that new requirements would be forced on you if you didn’t complete them by the end of the year, I began buckling…

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    I would be a great candidate of the Anne M Dorner middle school chapter of the National Junior Honor Society because I demonstrate scholarship, service, character, citizenship, and leadership in my everyday life. Some of the committee has already noticed my scholarship because they have identified me as having a high academic performance. What the committee might not know is that I have been participating in the STEP program since 7th grade. My service to help the community of Ossining and…

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    their position as leader or follower, their service, and their character. These may not be the only traits, but they’re crucial to many decisions you face and opportunities you’re offered. In an academic future, they’re especially essential. National Honor Society has four core values: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Scholarship ties in with your academic success and your extracurricular achievements. Education is one of the first major steps in getting somewhere in this…

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    National Honor Society Application Essay For any human to exhibit qualities throughout their lifestyle, one must transcend in certain aspects of their nature. Everyone is born with a different character or personality and not everyone exceeds in all of the same categories, however; I would place myself among the four characteristics of scholarship, leadership, service, and outstanding character as some of the qualities where I excel. I have always been a very studious person, and I take pride…

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    During my senior year of high school, I was the National Honor Society Treasurer. When I ran for this position, I was oblivious to responsibility, time, and effort I was bound to confront, however, when my term was up, I realized that I went in as just an officer and left as a leader. As treasurer, I was responsible for going beyond the minimal fifty hours of community service—as well as verifying the time other members completed. If a member suddenly became unavailable to serve their time to…

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