traveling and horror movies. So far, Morgan has seen all of the east coast and is now trying to make her way to California. She accomplished a high school grade point average of a 3.5. Also, Morgan ran track-and-field, and was a member of the National Honor Society. Her goal is to become, either, a nurse or an engineer. Morgan’s life is truly full of excitement! Eric W. is America’s true idea of a “man”.
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Scholarship, leadership, community service, and character are the four pillars of the National Honor Society. These pillars were not chosen randomly, and represent the basis of a meaningful and purpose-driven life. Of the 4 pillars of the NHS, which do you feel is your strongest area and which are you looking to grow/develop during your membership of the club? Please limit your response to 250 words or less. I think leadership is my strongest pillar. I am involved in multiple clubs where I am required
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continue to spread diversity in different ways. Key Club: As a Key Club member I have become more of a participant of my community through volunteering. Key Club has offered a variety of ways to participate in many volunteer opportunities. National Honors Society: NHS has been a great way for me to become more confident in my academic accomplishments. E.R.A (Equity Requires All): In ERA I have been given a great opportunity to share my own experience with racial discrimination and hear the stories
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It is an honor and privilege to be recognized as a candidate for the National Junior Honor Society. At Lincoln I am a scholar, and have obtained a 3.9 G.P.A and will work hard to keep that in place all year long. Last quarter, I succeeded with 95% in Humanities, 93% in Math, and finally 96% in Science. In the past, I have also received two Presidential Gold awards for my exceptional grades. These grades clearly make me a prime candidate for National Junior Honor Society. Throughout the classroom
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National Honor Society Application Essay Being nominated to be apart of the prestigious National Honor Society is a great accomplishment in itself. It is proof of my determination and dedication to my future and further education. I believe that being an active participant would further my opportunities to contribute to my school, community, and education. As a sophomore, I may not have been presented as many opportunities as other candidates but I have taken full advantage of as many leadership
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National Honor Society is a highly viewed organization with high expectations of academics, character, leadership, and service from each and every one of its members. I feel that my academic career at Woodlynde has been very successful and I have exceeded my own goals and expectations. Freshman year my academics did not meet my school’s standards or my own standards. The main causes of my poor grades and lack of performance freshman year were my illness and my inability to focus in school. However
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National Honor Society is one of the nation's most well-known organizations because it honors students with outstanding academic skills. With that being said, since the start of my high school career I had wanted to be a part of this prestigious club. And, not just because members got to wear an extra tassel at graduation, but instead because of the opportunities that came with membership. To lay the foundation for this essay, I want to be a member of NHS because it builds character, shows leadership
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The Four Pillars In the National Honor Society, the four pillars are leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Whether I am in or out of school, I feel that I exemplify these four pillars. First, the pillar of leadership stands for leading other to achieve goals in an organization. I express leadership by being an example to follow in school. I help to lead my classmates in group discussions and display respective behavior in class. Also, I lead by example as a varsity athlete to younger
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The National Honors Society has four pillars that all members should exemplify: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Out of all these pillars,. I feel the one that exemplifies me the most is character, because of the values and virtues that I hold. I treat people compassionately, and with respect. Growing up, I was taught to treat everyone with respect, whether they treated me with respect or not. I love to show people that I care and appreciate them with little acts of service. Growing
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found myself helping students in need. It was something so natural that it almost felt like an instinct. This continued as I grew and the older I got, the more I was able to help people. When I got to the high school, I was able to join the National Honor Society. I really
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