Why I Want To Become An NHS

NHS selection committee, I would love to join NHS this year. I am interested in trying to help the community more, and NHS is the way to get involved. Every part of the four pillars, scholarship, service, leadership, and character is important to me. I want to be involved in everything that the NHS does, and help our club to grow bigger and better. Scholarship, service, leadership, and character is what I could not only discover within myself, but also help others within and outside of the club with. Scholarship is learning at a high level, according to oxforddictionaries.com. I have achieved this because I have a 3.985 cumulative GPA and plan to continue to learn to the best of my abilities, like I am now. I also plan to help others who don't understand something, or need help in school. I know that by becoming a member in NHS, I can reach out to more students. This would improve my service to the community, which brings me to my next point on why I should a part of the NHS.
I do this, but want more opportunities to do it more. The NHS can allow more opportunities for me to arise and I will take part in as many service projects as possible. I was once a part of really touching someone’s life during a service project at the gospel mission in duluth. We fed some people who were poor, I and got a personal thank you from one man saying without people like us he would never eat. I can help to plan more activities like this and get more people as excited about helping as I am. I know if more people were excited to help the community, the world might be a better place. Even if I only influence those in our little corner of the world, it will still help to make George and Little Rock a better