NSCS offers more than $750,000 annually – more than any other honor society of its kind. We offer 26 different national scholarship opportunities available exclusively to NSCS members. Plus, each chapter has additional scholarship opportunities. NSCS also offers exclusive opportunities through our study abroad and internship partners.
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Trying to figure out how to succeed in college—both inside and outside the classroom? Whether you’re applying for scholarships, looking for leadership opportunities, or trying to build your confidence, learning how to say yes could be the key.
Choosing a career can feel overwhelming. With so many paths available, how do you know which one is right for you? Should you follow your passion, go for the highest-paying job, or choose a stable industry with long-term opportunities? If these questions sound familiar, you’re not alone. This is exactly why career tests are so
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As the semester winds down and finals approach, stress and exhaustion can take a toll. It’s easy to get caught up in deadlines and forget about the progress you’ve made or the moments that have brightened your journey. Creating a Gratitude Jar can help shift your focus, providing a simple way to reflect, recharge, and
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The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) is thrilled to announce the recipients of the NSCS Semester at Sea Spring 2025 Scholarship. These scholarships provide students the financial support needed to embark on a transformative academic journey aboard the MV World Odyssey, where they will explore diverse cultures, gain global perspectives, and immerse themselves in
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As the fall semester heats up, finding effective study techniques is essential to staying ahead in your classes. Instead of sticking to old habits that might not serve you well, try these five science-backed study methods designed to boost your productivity and improve retention.
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As the new school year approaches, college students across the country are gearing up for another semester of classes, projects, and exams. Whether you’re a first-year student adjusting to college life or a senior preparing for graduation, setting academic goals is crucial for a successful and productive school year. With the right strategies, you can
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Understanding how mental health impacts your academic performance is crucial for success. Learn practical strategies to help you thrive both mentally and academically.
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We are excited to announce and congratulate the recipients of the 2024 Semester at Sea Fall Voyage scholarship!
With the cost of college rising, scholarship opportunities are one of the key reasons for high-achieving students to join an honor society.
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By joining NSCS college students become eligible for access to their many scholarships that are exclusive to members only.
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