The National Honors Society is built on the four pillars of leadership, service, scholarship, and character. The pillar of scholarship is the pillar I best embody due to my commitment to a life of learning. Scholarship is about more than just having good grades and doing well in school; it’s about being committed to the pursuit of knowledge and being willing to seek out opportunities on your own. Scholarship is about constantly striving to improve academically so that you can have a positive impact
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has been such an honor to attend and play sports at Madison High School (MHS) these past four years. There is a high standard of excellence at MHS and I love representing the school. When I moved here in 9th grade, there were so many people that reached out to me and included me in activities. I have always tried to do the same. When I walk down the hallways at school, I make an effort to say hi to others and smile to those around me. I am also part of the National Honor Society (NHS) Council this
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Scholarship Essay Sample Two - National Merit Scholar 3. Scholarship Essay Sample Three - Fulbright Scholarship Essay One - Crabiel Scholarship Winner, won $3,000 scholarship Like Mr. Crabiel, I literally work tirelessly in many academic and leadership roles. I sleep no more than six hours a night because of my desire to expertly meet my many commitments. Throughout my life, I have worked as long and as hard as I possibly can to effect beneficial changes in both school and society. During the summer of tenth
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I am deeply honored to be invited to join National Honor Society. This is something that I never heard of, but after understanding the organizations I am looking forward to be a part of NHS. I would be excited to join such a society because it will allow me to grow as a person, and give as much as I can for others. I believe that I am qualify to become a member of the NHS because I work hard and I possess the qualities of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. I consider myself a scholar
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Good afternoon, to the 5th induction class of the National Honor Society, as well as the 4th induction class’ Executive board and Mr. Johnson. Last time I was here, I talked about who I am and why I should be considered as a candidate for president. However, today I would like to explain what we can achieve together for the benefit of our peers and community. In the past, I have taken the initiative to hold and participate in events such as a student-run AIDS walk, a Pink Fashion show for Breast
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I believe that I should be accepted into the National Junior Honor Society. I help contribute ideas to help the school and community. I am always willing to volunteer and provide service for my parents, teachers, or the elderly. Whenever I have free time I study or help my younger brother with his homework and afterschool activities. I am also honest, trustworthy, and a leader. Below are some of the strengths and requirements I have to be in NJHS. Leadership I am very good at help younger students
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thought of every criminal justice occupation in the books; from probation, forensic psychology, and even becoming a State Trooper. I used to presume that if I just paid my dues and worked my way through retirement that I would have helped contribute to society. That any slight impact I made was an improvement to the community. I deduced that I was actually content with a Bachelor's degree; that I could observe another breaking news story of a school shooting and go to sleep at night. That I may wake up
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Scholarship, leadership, service, and character; all four pillars of the National Honor Society have equally shaped my development. Throughout school, my commitment to learning allows me to gain knowledge that I wouldn’t otherwise obtain. I am a diligent worker and always put one hundred percent of my effort into assignments and projects. As I have progressed through high school, I have come to be thoroughly satisfied by participating in service projects and volunteering. A great feeling of accomplishment
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Emira Hoxha National Honor Society Sept. 25, 2017 Application Essay The qualities people possess and what they do with those qualities is what makes up someone's character. I have got to be honest, there have been many essays I have had to write where they asked me “Who am I”, but none have made me think as deeply as this one. How do I morally and mentally line up with the world? People have told me that I am reliable, observant, and hard-working, but finding moments where these characteristics
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The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is a group of students who have demonstrated greatness in the areas of Service, Character, Citizenship, Scholarship and Leadership. As a student from Mark Twain Middle School, I am honored to be chosen by my teachers and leaders from my school to give me the chance to prove what a hard working determined student I am. I really want to join NJHS to learn more, help the less fortunate, raise money for charities and everything else. I am a superb student who
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