omicron delta kappa?

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I was invited to join omicron delta kappa, the national leadership society. I'm already busy as is and was wondering how prestigious this society is. Should I be honored that I've been invited?

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pi omega tau is a more prestigous one. hold out for their invite.
 
I disagree, if you really are or would like to be a *leader* on campus then ODK is an excellent way to further your goals and network with other leaders on campus. Also, it is very prestigious and provides many service opportunities to get involved in, especially if your school has a very active chapter.
 
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The initiation fee for a lifetime membership into Omicron Delta Kappa is $70.


Do Nobel Prize winners have to pay 70 dollars for induction too? If you have to pay for it and can apply to join with paltry requirements like leadership in any club essentially and top 35% do NOT join because you think it will help your application. I suppose it can be useful if you intend to get involved and utilize it, but if you are just going to put it on your mantle it isn't worth it.
 
I was invited to join omicron delta kappa, the national leadership society. I'm already busy as is and was wondering how prestigious this society is. Should I be honored that I've been invited?

Its an honor and goes nicely on your resume as a campus-wide leadership distinction. I would say add up all the honors you can.
 
Its an honor and goes nicely on your resume as a campus-wide leadership distinction. I would say add up all the honors you can.

These honor societies are in it for the money. They find anyone that meets XYZ criteria and send out invites offering induction to anyone that is willing to pay the $.

If the criteria for joining is already something that is in your application, med schools should see right through these resume padding honors.
 
These honor societies are in it for the money. They find anyone that meets XYZ criteria and send out invites offering induction to anyone that is willing to pay the $.

If the criteria for joining is already something that is in your application, med schools should see right through these resume padding honors.

i agree with you, but i'm mostly quoting your post to say :lol: at your signature!
 
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