National Junior Honor Society

[FatJoe214]

Is any one on NG in the NJHS? Or the NHS? Just wondering

[Malachy]

My school had a chapter of NHS growing up, and they had this big ole assembly where the whole school (about 200 of us K-12) attended to see the handful of new members. My class only had like 2 inductees, but my sister's class had 8 or something.

In University honor societies aren't as centralized and you can pretty much find one (or more) for each major or department. There are even some which are a bit more..nefarious. Like the National Scholars Honor Society, which sends out blanket post cards to all college students or campus mail centers with a name like 'magna cum laude", which is a title handed out by the institution and cannot be bought with a "membership fee".

I'm a member of an honor society for Political science, Pi Sigma Alpha, and I was notified of eligibility by a faculty member of my university based on my GPA.

[halfangelfreak]

Nope, I wanna take it easy.

[Timmy]

We had NHS in highschool - there were like 150 people in my class who made it.

I don't really know what the credentials are to make it into NHS - I was just ushered up on stage along with everyone else and was told I earned it.

[PossiblePancakes]

I'm on the National Honor Society. Surprising with the amount of trouble I tend to get into, but I guess my grades seem to overshine the fact I constantly go against our bullshit administration system at my High School.

[InsertFunnyUserName]

I was invited to join the NJHS based on my grades in eighth grade, but I didn't accept because I didn't feel that it was worth it. I might have considered joining now in high school, but my school doesn't have a NHS chapter.

[theshadowwolf]

No, nor do I care. My school is full of elitist rich whores anyway. I'm dont want anything to do with ones that are even worse.

[Timmy]

At 9/16/09 10:27 PM, theshadowwolf wrote: No, nor do I care. My school is full of elitist rich whores anyway. I'm dont want anything to do with ones that are even worse.

If you have an opportunity to get into NHS, or NJHS, I would do it. I'm pretty sure colleges eat that kind of stuff up.

[JHaley]

I didn't bother with honors in school. All I did was get my credentials, and then move on to get my degree in literature, advanced physics, and chemical engineers. So, technically, if I wanted, I could make my own gun.

Not that I'm going to... Too lazy.

[Cericon]

I'm in an AP class.

[InsertFunnyUserName]

At 9/16/09 10:30 PM, Timmy wrote: If you have an opportunity to get into NHS, or NJHS, I would do it. I'm pretty sure colleges eat that kind of stuff up.

I try to make up for it by jumping on to various little committees here and there when they pop up.

[platypuspwn]

I'm in the honor society.

This might need Clubs and crew forum.

[rumerio]

i could have been but i really didnt care and skipped the shall ceremony thing to play in my last high school lacrosse game.

[AnonymousAlchemist]

Never heard of National Junior Honor Society, but I am in NHS. I hate it. There are too many wannabe MENSA kids. They have their cliques, and it's frustrating.

[SeeInTheDark]

Yeah, NJHS is meaningless. I was invited and inducted and at least I attended over 75% of meetings and completed my- only 10!- required hours of community service. However if you didn't show up to meetings or do service or have all A's like you were supposed to, no one cared. At my school.

But seriously, it's not like NHS. It doesn't mean anything.

ALSO, you're fucking busted for pretending you were in the 11th grade, buddy. Are you trying to cover up the fact that you're 13, or are you trying to cover up the fact that you are 12?