Why I Want To Be An NHS

I am honored to be considered for NHS, and greatly appreciate your consideration. I would like to be in NHS because it is an honorable society that is viewed positively thought colleges and universities. Also, NHS is the next stepping stone, after NJHS which I was a member of for two years. I would also use NHS as a guide to help get more involved in school and to better the community. I also think that NHS will better me a person and it will enforce me to do more community service. I like to do service work and NHS will make it mandatory for me and reinforce me to more for the society. I have done plenty of community service in the past. I finished NJHS with 44 out-of-school hours of community service, and 37 hours of in-school service, when the requirement was only 10 hours of each. I do community service on my own through Girl Scouts and on my own accord. I enjoy interacting with people and helping the community. I am currently working on a project that I help make quilts for patients in a hospital that are wheelchair bound and will be working on my Girl Scout Gold Award throughout the rest of my high school career, which is the highest honor you can achieve through Girl Scouts..
I would enforce the ideas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character to better the society. Starting with scholarship, I keep good grades, as that was a requirement to be considered for the privilege of being considered for NHS, but I also put all my effort into all my school work and try my best everyday. I am currently enrolled in two weighted classes, and still keep a high gpa. As in leadership, I am very motivated and always willing to help in anyway I can. I feel bad if I can’t help with something, and someone needs