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National Honor Society Scholarship

Tré Norman
By Tré Norman
Updated on March 5, 2025

What is the National Honor Society Scholarship?

High school seniors who are part of the National Honor Society and truly represent its core values—scholarship, service, leadership, and character—have the chance to apply for the prestigious National Honor Society Scholarship, also known as the NHS Scholarship. Sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), this scholarship program recognizes and rewards exceptional students by awarding a total of $2 million each year. It’s an exciting opportunity for NHS members to gain support for their educational journeys while celebrating their accomplishments.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible, you must be:

  • A high school senior graduating in the spring
  • An active NHS member in good standing with a verified student account
  • Enrolled at a school with an active NHS chapter
  • Planning to enroll at a U.S. college or university in the fall following spring graduation

How to Apply

  • Create a student account and have it verified by your NHS adviser (You will not be able to access the application before account verification.)
  • Receive one recommendation form and certification by your NHS adviser
  • Submit application, along with the recommendation and certification by the deadline

Application Timeline

  • Application Opens: October 1
  • Application Closes: December 1
  • Award Selection Notification: April
  • Deadline for accepting scholarship or requesting deferral: July 1
  • Scholarship Disbursement: Early August

Make sure to check out the NHS website to for full details regarding opening of the application and deadlines.

How Much Is the National Honor Society Scholarship?

600 NHS scholarships will be awarded, and the awards range from $3,200 to $25,000. National semifinalists (575) will earn a $3,200 scholarship, national finalists (24) will earn a $5,625 scholarship, and the national winner (1) will earn the grand $25,000 scholarship.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the National Honor Society Give Scholarships?

Yes it does. To date, over $15 million in scholarships has been awarded to NHS members through the NHS Scholarship.

What Does Scholarship Mean for the National Honor Society?

According to the NHS website, scholarship means a commitment to learning in school as well as personally. It means making an effort to become more knowledgeable and skilled to contribute something positive to the world.

Who Can Apply for a National Honor Society Scholarship?

High school seniors meeting the following criteria may apply:

  1. Members of the National Honor Society
  2. Enrolled at a school with an active NHS chapter
  3. Graduating in the spring
  4. Planning to enroll at a U.S. college or university in the fall after graduation

What are the application deadline for the National Honor Society Scholarships?

The application deadline is December 1, annually.

When are scholarship recipients announced?

Scholarship recipients are announced on the NHS Scholarship page in May. However, recipients are notified in April, and applicants not selected for the scholarship are notified after July 1.

Who to contact for more questions about the National Honor Society Scholarship program?

You can email [email protected] if you have more questions about the program.

 

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