What does it says in the NJHS Application when they give it to you?
http://www.saunders-ms.schoolfusion.us/modules/groups/homepagefiles/cms/135147/File/NJHS/Application%202009-10.pdf?sessionid=0203e78e4cdd29f937c2427a0d0d3ca5
Thank You!!!!
PS: so if I don't do any serice I won't make it to the NJHS?
That's probably right.
I hope I make it in NJHS...
TmT
my mom really wants me in... no pressure TmT
When you receive the NJHS (National Junior Honor Society) application, it typically includes specific instructions and questions that you need to answer. The application may vary from school to school, but there are some common elements you can expect to find. Here's a general overview of what you might see in the NJHS application:
1. Personal Information: You'll likely be asked to provide your name, grade, contact information, and any relevant background details.
2. Academic Achievements: The application may require you to list your academic accomplishments, such as GPA, honors or awards received, and any notable achievements in specific subjects or extracurricular activities.
3. Leadership and Service Experience: You may be asked to discuss your involvement in leadership roles and community service activities both inside and outside of school. Include any clubs, organizations, or volunteer work you have participated in.
4. Character and Personal Qualities: The application might include questions that assess your character and personal qualities, such as integrity, responsibility, teamwork, and empathy. Be prepared to provide examples or anecdotes that demonstrate these traits.
5. Teacher Recommendations: The application may request the names and contact information of teachers or other adults who can provide recommendations on your behalf. These individuals will be asked to evaluate your character, academic performance, and potential for leadership and service.
It's important to carefully read and follow the instructions in the NJHS application. Be honest in your responses and take your time to provide thoughtful and thorough answers. If you have any doubts or questions about the application, don't hesitate to ask a teacher, counselor, or the NJHS advisor at your school for clarification.