Why I Want To Join Nhs

The National Honors society is an exceptional organization that allows students to gain experience in the community, volunteering and other non-profit helping. I would like to join NHS because of the opportunities it would open up for me in the future. It would allow me to grow as a person and gain experiences that will later help me in careers. Through my years in high school I have shown scholarship, leadership, character and service that could qualify me to be in NHS. Scholarship is academic study or achievement, learning at higher levels. I believe that through the rigorous courses I have taken to further me through high school and give my the best chances at getting into college has significantly set me up for success in the terms of scholarship in my life. I have maintained a 3.5 GPA or above in my years of high school and will continue to strive in order to keep it that way. I always aim higher and try things that I know will challenge me, because without challenges there is no progress. I know that harder classes makes it more difficult to get higher grades, but as long as I learn and get to my goals, I feel that it's worth it.
For the past 3 years I have been an officer for the GSA club at our school. When I started out as a freshmen I wanted to join this club, only to find that there was not one running. So myself and others rebuilt the club and started over, making a safe place for those who can be specifically targeted for discrimination and to teach others about LGBT history and current events that can affect us. Due to my continued leadership and failure to not give up on the club, I feel that it is a major accomplishment for the school that we have this club, and for me in the leadership