Absolutely.
Colleges are looking for for people who got deeply involved in their chosen activities not just joined a bunch of thing to list on the applications. they also want to know that the applicant has perseverance, a good work effort, and can set and attain long term goals. Having the Eagle shows shows these and many other qualities that colleges find attractive.
you can do good things and help the community, so being a boy scout you can learn how
As an eagle scout I'm simply going to tell you that it needs to be done by yourself with or without the help of you counselor.
Yes, attending Philmont Scout Ranch can support your journey to becoming an Eagle Scout. The outdoor experiences, leadership opportunities, and teamwork skills gained at Philmont can contribute to completing the requirements for earning the rank of Eagle Scout. Additionally, participating in high-adventure activities like those offered at Philmont aligns with the values and goals of the Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout service project.
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Yes, but in the sense that being a boy scout will help you in general. There is nothing about scouting that stands out as particularly helpful with oceanography, unless there is a merit badge that can be earned for related activity.
No. Current regulations only allow advancement of one rank to PV2.A Scouting background does help in that you will be familiar with many of the things they will teach in basic training (Scouting was invented partly to help boys learn the skills needed to be military scouts). Also, many of the military leaders would look at being an Eagle Scout as speaking highly of you as a person.Being an Eagle Scout probably does offer advantages in your military career but it does not confer any official automatic reward.Enlistment is governed by Army Regulation 601-210Active and Reserve Components Enlistment Program. United States Army. February 8, 2011. See the link below for more detailed information.
On the surface, you have a good record for college entrance. The missing information is SAT/ACT score. Also, any additional extracurricular activities or employment experience. Star scout isn't that much help. Eagle opens MANY important doors.
Both awards require a service project which can be tough or easy depending on the Boy Scout or Girl Scout and the support they garner.Eagle Scout AwardBe a Life Scout for at least six monthsEarn a minimum of 21 merit badgesDemonstrates Scout SpiritDemonstrates leadership in the troop, team, crew or ship.Plan, develop and lead the Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project.Take part in a Scoutmaster conferenceComplete the Eagle Scout board of reviewGold Award (Fall 2011)Complete two Girl Scout Senior or Ambassador Journeys or complete one Girl Scout Senior or Ambassador journey and have earned the Silver Award.Plan and implement an individual "Take Action" project that reaches beyond the Girl Scout organization and provides a sustainable, lasting benefit to the girl's larger community. 80 hours is the suggested minimum hours for the steps: identifying an issue, investigating it thoroughly, getting help and building a team, creating a plan, presenting your plan, gathering feedback, taking action, and educating and inspiring others.
No, Jews are very overrepresented
You must get permission from the board before you begin, then all you have to do is complete a project with the help of other Scouts to help the community. I.e. re-doing a sign, cleaning elderly people's yards, etc.
Absolutely. Colleges are looking for for people who got deeply involved in their chosen activities not just joined a bunch of thing to list on the applications. they also want to know that the applicant has perseverance, a good work effort, and can set and attain long term goals. Having the Eagle shows shows these and many other qualities that colleges find attractive.
it helps the eagle to fly.