The Honors College

but accepting me shouldn't be one of them. I will make the college proud and will be a great steward of the brand that is Menlo College. As a student at Menlo College I expect to face many challenges, such as, hiking through a tough curriculum, balancing school and wrestling, and being on my own for the first time. Yet, I am well prepared to take on all of these challenges and succeed as a student-athlete. As a student at Menlo College I am looking forward to growing as a student, as an athlete

Is an honor code necessary? In any circumstance where a person's integrity is tested, an honor code is essential. Furthermore, an honor code will deter cheating and implement and embed integrity into the school's culture. Regardless of the students who refute to confine themselves into the system, it will ultimately influence everyone under the code. Students will generate a moral sense that weighs the costs and benefits of cheating. With this in mind, I believe that my school should establish an

The National Honors Society as a great way to be able to get community service. Usually we do not have the information or details on when we could get the hours we need, and NHS helps us to do so. The way we see this organization is that it is a way to give us services we have to offer to get our hours to have it look good on college applications. When someone is showing that they are participating on volunteering in community service while keeping your grades up is what colleges want to see in students

The Honors College demands work ethic, time management, and knowledge. By participating in the Honors College at Georgia State, I will challenge myself to become more sufficient in the demanded areas. I want to become part of the exhilarating challenges. These challenges mentally and physically prepare me for medical school. The experience I gain in the Honors College at Georgia State University creates a path of opportunities. I want to further create friendships with other students and share memorable

Statistics show that after high school, many graduates tend to end their education. Many people do not choose to continue their education and attend college. My goal is to not be a part of this statistic. After I graduate from Wayne Early Middle College High School with my high school diploma and my two-year Associate in Science degree, I hope to transfer to the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. According to newly released facts by the Business Journal, the University of North Carolina

the professional and personal development of the chapter officers and members. She was on a family leave of absence for eight weeks and still made it to all of our chapter meeting and events. Her dedication to Beta Lambda Kappa and Macomb Community College is inspiring to chapter officers and members. She informs students about the benefits of Phi Theta Kappa, encourages students to participate in a variety of activities to further their leadership development skills and facilitates team-building activities

How will the honor code impact my academic and campus life?      Throughout my years at Xavier and beyond I intend to follow the Xavier Honor Code so I can become a cooperative and responsible person. By being a student at Xavier I notice I will have to take responsibility of my actions and faults. In order for Xavier to trust me and to allow me to continue attending their school, I will have to follow their rules and be respectful. Not only should I do these things, but

have currently taken an oath to serve my community college as the Triton College Student Trustee. I am struck with awe when I think about how my life, family, and education have paved the path that I walk, and I couldn’t be any more proud of how far I have gone and how much farther I have yet to go. I was born and raised in Jerez de Garcia Salinas, Zacatecas Mexico in 1996. I acknowledged the fact that both my parents had been able to attend college and worked as professionals because not many of my

mother did everything in her power to keep us afloat in this rough world, including attending a community college to become a licensed practical nurse while having a child at home. All my mother ever asked of me was to stay out of trouble and keep my grades up so I can attend a good college. I knew that if I did not gain a scholarship to a school, she would have to pay out of pocket for college. I could not put that burden on her shoulders because I knew she could not afford it. With that motivation

say how much of an honor it is to be considered for National Honors Society. National Honors Society is an outstanding group that would honor to be part of. National Honors Society has four major principles, scholarship, leadership, service, and character. I believe that I would represent these four categories very well. The first principle is scholarship. I have worked very hard to maintain a GPA that is above 3.5. To me, scholarship is a very important part of National Honors Society. School should