Theta Alpha Kappa Honor Society FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions

This page answers common student questions about Theta Alpha Kappa. For an overview of the organization:

— Theta Alpha Kappa overview

What is Theta Alpha Kappa?

Theta Alpha Kappa is an honor society associated with the academic study of religion and theology.

Who is Theta Alpha Kappa for?

It generally serves undergraduate and graduate students in religion, theology, or related fields who meet academic eligibility criteria set by their institution and local chapter.

How do Theta Alpha Kappa invitations work?

Invitations are typically issued through a school-affiliated chapter or religious studies department. Students can ask which chapter issued the invitation and what criteria were used.

Is Theta Alpha Kappa a legitimate honor society?

Theta Alpha Kappa is an established academic honor society. Students should evaluate any honor society using clear disclosures, local chapter activity, and alignment with academic or professional goals rather than relying on labels alone.

What does “certified” mean for honor societies?

In this context, “certified” usually refers to participation in a private membership association. It is not government accreditation and not college or university accreditation.

— What Does “Certified Honor Society” Mean?
— ACHS “Certified” Member Societies

Can students join more than one honor society?

Yes. Many students participate in multiple honor societies or academic organizations.

Disclaimer

This page is for informational and educational purposes only. Honor Society® is not affiliated with Theta Alpha Kappa or any third-party organization referenced here.