[artdutra04]

I was one of the first students in my class [of 2007] to be inducted into the National Honor Society at my high school. Since then, if being a member of the NHS has any impact on getting into college or finding a job, it has been minimal. (Although part of this could be due to the fact that people in the NHS probably already have crowded resumes, so any single club or achievement would be weighted less than a sparse resume.)

But mostly, National Honor Society is like receiving a Key to the City award. Something cool to tell other people about, but don't expect privileges and favors, left and right because of it.