Nscs points system
To achieve Active Member Status in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Central Michigan University, a student must earn 10 points by participating in 1 social activity, 1 volunteer activity, 1 fundraiser, and attending 3 meetings. Meetings are worth 1 point each, volunteer activities are worth 5 points, social events are worth 2 points, and fundraising opportunities are worth 2 points. Participating in PACE is worth 5 points the first year and 3 points each year after. Attending the Induction Ceremony is worth 1 point. Higher status levels of Bronze, Silver, and Gold can be achieved after Active Member Status by earning 16, 20, and 24 points respectively through additional participation. Failing to attend signed up events without
Nscs points system
- 1. National Society of Collegiate Scholars Central Michigan University Points System To achieve Active Member Status: 1 Social Activity 1 Volunteer Activity 1 Fundraiser 3 Meetings Meetings are worth 1 point Volunteer Activities are 5 points Social Events are 2 points Fundraising Opportunities are 2 points Participation in PACE is 5 point for the first year, 3 points each year after Attending the Induction Ceremony is 1 point To achieve Star Statuses: (any combination after Active Member Status is achieved) Bronze Member Star Status = 16 points Silver Member Star Status = 20 points Gold Member Star Status = 24 points If you sign up for an event and do not show up, you will lose points. A point will be taken away for every event missed that you sign up and failed to let an Eboard member know that you could no longer attend (or extenuating circumstances). These points will NOT affect your Active Member Status, but rather it will affect achievement of higher statuses (Bronze, Silver, or Gold).