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NHS Reflection

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To begin, I feel that I am a dedicated student and that being so, I believe that I am a great candidate for becoming a part of the NHS program. And because of even being considered for a role in this program I feel very dignified. As well as, to hope that soon enough I will be a member of NHS. Furthermore, one of the qualities that I possess that is very important to this organization and myself is scholarship. Although making and maintain good grades may be a piece of cake for many people, including myself, but I feel that I am far more dedicated to them and more distinguished from the rest. For example, instead of goofing off in class I pay attention to everything my teachers tell me so that way I can become better. Also, I feel that I possess

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