I got the letter in the mail and I immediately was filled with joy and skepticism. I was hoping it wasn't a scam or a fake honor society. Once I cleared it up with the chapter at my university, I looked into it further online. This is what I found:
"Juniors must have completed at least seventy-two credit hours and rank scholastically in the top 7.5 percent (or higher depending on local chapter standards) of their class."
The top 7.5%!? I was in the top 7.5% of my junior class!? I couldn't believe it. My school has roughly 16,000 students all together. I didn't think I could be that academically successful when there were so many students, even though I knew I had an awesome GPA and awesome grades [I'll stop bragging now].
So I researched further and found out that even though I have to pay dues every year, unlike the honor society, Alpha Lambda Delta, that I joined when I was a freshman, I would be able to apply for numerous scholarships and awards, and I would even get discounts at partner businesses such as, Apple & T-mobile.
This wouldn't cause my resume to look that much more impressive, but it would cause a confidence in me that I could do anything, and I will.
*I was totally up for putting my award pictures with my parents, but the award has my last name on it and I'd rather not :)









