Attending college can open so many doors for a student. It’s a journey that is bound to have many twists and turns, but one that will ultimately allow a young adult to develop into a mature and competent leader. So how do you, as a parent, support and encourage...
At NSCS, we always seek to open doors for our members. We truly believe that by supporting students in their efforts towards greater scholarship, leadership, and service, we can help them access amazing opportunities throughout the rest of their careers. One of the...
Joining an honor society comes with so many benefits. Members are often eligible for exclusive scholarships and internships, and they get to participate in valuable leadership and service programs. If you have a high-achieving student who is looking to improve and...
At NSCS, we see it as our role to help open doors for students. One of the ways in which we do this is by offering several exclusive scholarships for our members. These scholarships are only available to NSCS members, and we offer 26 of them throughout the spring,...
Students join NSCS for a number of reasons. Some join because they are looking for leadership experience. Others join for networking opportunities or because they want to collaborate with students in different majors. But one of the top reasons students choose NSCS...
As the cost of attending college continues to rise, it becomes more and more important for students to seek out scholarships. There are so many scholarships available, and many even go unclaimed each year. The difficulty often lies with finding these scholarships and...
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