Why I Want To Join The Nhs

My academic achievements are the result of my hard work and assurance that my membership in NHS is another step that will enable for me to achieve success and cherish the chances of becoming a leader and thus a worthy role-model for other people. By having a GPA of 3.91 and 3.92 in the 9th and 10th grades, respectively, I have proven to my teachers and myself that I am able to make my dreams come true. One of these dreams is to have an honor to be a part of NHS society. In addition, while in high school I have been taking all honors courses and, as an elementary student, I have participated in many

My academic drive and diligence as a student are manifested in my scholastic achievements. I was presented with the Most Outstanding Student Achievement Award when I graduated 8th grade from Mountain Home School. I currently have a grade point average of 4.0, which has been sustained throughout my years of high school thus far. Last year, as a sophomore, I received three Academic Achievement Awards for Religion, Chemistry, and Spanish 1. I also took three senior classes, and I was on the Principal’s List for every quarter. This year, I am taking two dual-credit classes and excelling in both. I believe that the main reasons I am a straight-A student are because I am self-disciplined, I have a strong work ethic, and I strive for academic excellence. Mediocrity is never an option for me.

To be selected for NHS is both an honor and a privilege. If selected I will bring the same positive attitude to the club as I would to my school work and FBLA. I am willing to participate in any tasks offered to me whether in or out of school. I will continue to make a difference in my community

Scholarship, service, leadership, and character; these are the four pillars of NHS, and these are four things that are taken into consideration when finding new candidates for NHS. In every class, some people automatically can’t try because they don’t meet the scholarship requirement. Then more people are taken out because they don’t meet the character requirements. Even more people are taken out because they haven’t spent enough time doing community service, and then more because they don’t have much experience as a leader. After all of this, you are left with a select few people who make it to the interview, and I believe I should be one of those few. With high grades, multiple weeks in which I have served, more than one leadership position,

From the start of high school, I have driven myself to be successful. Not only to make my parents proud and get recognition from colleges, but also as goal for myself. During freshman year I was awarded the Golden Hark Award for demonstrating positive leadership skills. Additionally, I have gotten the highest honor roll every semester of high school, and currently have a 4.021 cumulative GPA. Throughout my high school years

It would be an honor and a privilege to be a member of NHS and I hope that you all consider

I would like to be a part of NHS because I do not just excel academically. I have a excellent balance between school, extracurricular activities, and my social life. I believe that by keeping this balance I exemplify service, leadership, and character.

I want to be in the National Honors Society because of the cool t-shirts. Not only because I think they look cool, but because of what they represent. The t-shirts are a symbol of NHS. The people in the t-shirts are part of a small group of students in the Rangeview community who value success and leadership. I want to wear and be one of the names on the back of the NHS t-shirts. I also want to be able to do more volunteering through NHS because it is difficult to find volunteer opportunities.I am committed to success, community and my future and I hope to join an organization that has the same values. I want to be involved in more clubs and activities this year. NHS is one of the best clubs at Rangeview; I hope I can be a part of it this

Joining NHS will give me the opportunity to continue flourishing not only as a leader to my peers, but as an individual. Last year, I was able to contribute and further develop my skills through three opportunities- being part of the student body council, organizing logistics for Model UN and attending the MS Leadership Conference. My experience in GIN was just as much memorable as it was a learning experience , it helped me face my fears and recognize the importance of community. I was able to connect with people who had similar perspectives, we learned that together there are endless possibilities and close to no limits in what we could achieve. Which is what I want to implement and encourage students in PAS to do, mentality and disposition is just as important as taking action.

My academic performance throughout my high school career are just one of the reasons I should be on national honors society. Ever since 6th grade I have been on the A honor roll for my academic excellence. However while maintaining a 3.85 GPA I have also been involved in my schools clubs and activities. The past 4 years I have been involved in girls volleyball and varsity golf, also for the past three years I have been involved in weightlifting and faith club at NPHS. Furthermore this past year I have been taking four PSEO credits at normandale while taking five classes at the high school. This is the first reason why I should be an accepted candidate for NHS, because of my ability to take on multiple tasks at once and still have a terrific outcome.

While I have learned the importance of hard work, I have also been taught the importance of taking care of my academics also. Throughout my school career, I have been enrolled in many of the honors

I am and have always been a straight A student with school being one of my top priorities. Last year, I finished 9th grade with a GPA of 4.29. I have been awarded for my outstanding academic performance by receiving Principal and Presidential Honor Rolls every semester. I strive to complete challenging courses to demonstrate myself and others how hard work pays off. For instance, I have completed my AP Spanish course and got a 5 on the test, and currently I’m participating in the AP World History course.

I feel that I would be a very positive contribution to the Antlers Chapter of the NHS. If I were to be elected as an officer, I would do my best to lead the NHS chapter in a direction that would improve the group as a whole. I feel that I would be beneficial to the chapter, because I know what it takes to be a leader. To be a leader, you need three important qualities. Three qualities you need to portray are confidence, persistence, and responsibility. I’ve been in several leadership positions that acquired these qualities, and the NHS needs officers with these three qualities for many reasons. To begin, an officer needs confidence. I’ve had to obtain confidence in my leadership position as a section leader in band. I’ve been section leader

I am excited to have the opportunity to become a member of the Chanhassen NHS, I want to be a member of the NHS because I want to continue to learn and grow about myself and the ongoing world around me. The NHS would provide me a plethora of opportunities to gain experience and to demonstrate my strengths, also to be aware of my weakness. I am confident in my ability to uphold the 4 pillars of the NHS. My participation in the classroom and extra-curricular activities will be diligent, completing all coursework will be a priority, and volunteering and serving my community will become a responsibility. I look forward to leading as well as participating in the various roles of the NHS, where I will be able to contribute my ideas, show my commitment

I, Hannah Brennan, epitomize the sense of Academics. I endeavor to take countless classes that will benefit me in my college career. All the while I take those classes, I strive to do my homework and study in order to keep my grade point average as high as I possibly can. I love science and math classes because I know that those will help me more in the future, but I try my hardest in all the classes I take and never try to slack off. I have a fear of getting a lower grade point average which in the end forces me to work harder because my GPA determines how I do in my classes. Keeping a 4.0 GPA is not a struggle since I study as much as I can. I manage to balance this between my extracurriculars by doing the necessary skill of managing my time