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Hi everyone!!!
i just got an invitation from Sigma Alpha Lambda, some Leadership Honor Society. If anyone has ever heard of it or not, is it good to join this chapter and be part of this organization?? Thanks everyone!!!😕
Never heard of it.
I just googled it. Possible scam! And just when you were getting excited to put that on ur amcas 🙁
I know from personal experience that the organization is not a scam.
And HakunaMatata, for what it's worth, I was also part of Phi Beta Kappa as well as other honor societies, and although Phi Beta Kappa's prestige is undeniable, I personally benefited more from my involvement in other honor societies.
Actually nevermind....it looks ok...but several websites list this as a possible scam.
+1
What I've heard through SDN and other various sources is the only honor society really worth joining is Phi Beta Kappa. Been around for years (literally, began in 1776 I believe) and still holds its reputation as one of the most respected and valued undergraduate honor societies. I see physicians still putting it on their 'achievements' list.
That's because it's a liberal arts fraternity/honor society.They don't consider students in the business [or engineering] schools at my chapter.
Freakin LAME!
They don't consider students in the business [or engineering] schools at my chapter.
Freakin LAME!
That's because it's a liberal arts fraternity/honor society.
From what I understand Phi Kappa Phi is the equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa for any non-liberal arts majors
Just depends on what you do with your organization, not the title itself. You can be involved in some leadership activity or volunteer work. They also have scholarships, but you have to pay a whole lot just to be a member.
Many of these so called honor societies automatically send you invitations if you have 3.5+, so I look at it sort of like a Dean's list but you have to pay to earn the title.