National Presence
50
Active Honor Society members in all 50 United States.International Reach
102
Inductees from over 102 countries worldwide.Schools with Members
2,431
Academic institutions with active Honor Society memberships.Alumni and Professional Network
1.5M
Professionals, alumni and active students within the Honor Society network.How it works
Recognize Achievement. Pursue Excellence.
Honor Society recognizes and rewards achievers -- like you. As the nation's largest academic and professional recognition society, our organization provides the resources, scholarships and network to propel members further. Join us.
“College is all about networking. By being a part of Honor Society, I've gotten the opportunity to network with students who want to be leaders and who are excelling academically.”
Julianne Smith
Honor Society Member Trip, Washington D.C. Participant
Washington State University, Alumni
New: Limited Edition Honor Society Class Ring
The limited-edition Honor Society® Class Ring is an officially licensed sterling silver member ring. Each ring is individually serial numbered to ensure the ring is authentic and meets our society specifications. Honor Society® rings are minted with precious metals to meet the highest standards of quality for academic jewelry.
Higher education loves Honor Society!
Honor Society was ranked as one of the top "Honor Societies You Should Join" by College
Magazine and one of the best values in dues based organizations in a survey of our members.
Research indicates that there are numerous benefits to student involvement in organizations like Honor Society and reveals that students who are involved:
- Receive better grades
- Are more successful in their academic program
- Are more likely to stay in school and graduate on time
- Feel more satisfied with their college experience
- Are more marketable when job searching and applying to graduate school
- Develop valuable leadership and interpersonal skills
- Connect better with peers, faculty, and staff members
The Honor Society Foundation, a platinum rated non-profit 501(c)(3), provides scholarships to high achievers to seek their dreams.
The Honor Society Foundation, Non-profit 501(c)(3), seeks to achieve three goals; 1) provide scholarships to high achievers to pursue their dreams, 2) create values-driven educational content, and 3) preserve the distinguished history of honor societies.
HSF is among the most active scholarship funds today. Every month, the foundation distributes merit-based scholarships in over 20 categories and grants to students in need. A special thank you to the generous donors who fund select scholarships like the John Young “Pursue Your Passion” scholarship program.
Honor societies date back to America’s year of founding, expressing a rich history and positive model for all. With artifacts dating back to the 18th century, Honor Society Museum has been organized to provide a museum to preserve honor societies and their history.
Core values are concepts that are learned through experiences and teachings, and influence decisions throughout our lives. The Honor Society Foundation's "Core Values Matter" campaign has been organized to provide values-driven educational programs.
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RATING
Platinum
Honor Society Foundation GuideStar rating.Scholarship Categories
22
The number of categories our foundation directly provides scholarships for.Largest Donation
$155,000
Leading to the formation of the John Young "Pursue Your Passion" scholarship program.Meet the recipients of Honor Society Foundation scholarships
Mallory Studer
University of Wisconsin Eau Claire“Receiving this scholarship will help me so much in being able to afford tuition, and I am working multiple jobs while taking 17 credits. I can focus more on my passion and giving back to others through graphic design.”
Evan Griffith
Bunker Hill High School“I am honored you have chosen me for this scholarship. My plans for college include maintaining a high GPA, participating in lots of research opportunities, and becoming a leader in community service projects.”
Angelina Radden
Columbia University“Honor Society’s High Honors Student Scholarship supports me in financing my education at Columbia University to pursue my goal of becoming a lawyer changing policy structures limiting gender equality and access to education.”
Anh Vo
Mississippi State University“This scholarship has done so much in assisting my research work, which focuses on molecular dynamics simulation of complex membrane systems and their behaviors under mechano-physiological damages.”
Matthew Barber
Youngstown State University“I feel so fortunate to have the opportunity to work and care for others in my community, making a difference in other people's lives each day, while furthering my education to become a Family Nurse Practitioner.”
Jonan Manzi
New York Institute of Technology“The past year was a challenging one on the journey of achieving my bachelor’s degree. This scholarship is not only a life-saver, but a motivation to keep on persevering and fighting for what I want to make out of myself.”
Gargi Borgharkar
University of Alabama- Birmingham“I am majoring in Health Behavior (Public Health) and receiving this scholarship helps me financially, as I am on my path to becoming a successful doctor. An interesting fact about me: I am a polyglot, and I am fluent in 5 languages.”
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