Eligibility for exclusive Scholarship opportunities at four-year institutions worth 37 million dollars

National Dean’s list nomination

Membership noted on transcript

Phi Theta Kappa Gold Key pin

Official gold-embossed certificate of membership

Gold seal on your diploma, recognizing and displaying your achievements

Enrollment in the Phi Theta Kappa transfer database

Potential nomination to the ALL-USA Academic Team ($50,000 in cash awards)

“Leaders of Promise” Scholarship opportunity benefiting members while they are enrolled in their two year institutions

Eligible for all Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships

FAQS

Is the membership annual and how much will the fee be next year?

The membership is a lifetime membership and the $60 fee is only collected one time (upon induction).

What will be required of me if I join?

Nothing is required of our members. You can be as active as you want; it’s entirely up to you. We will, however offer you services, activities, debates, conferences and more.

Phi Theta Kappa sounds like a Fraternity, what is it really?

It is NOT a Fraternity/Sorority. It is an Honor Society, which serves to recognize and encourage the academic achievement of the two-year college student and provide opportunities for individual growth and development.

If my GPA drops below 3.75 will I lose my membership?

The acceptable GPA after induction is 3.5. Even if your GPA falls below that you will still have at least one semester to bring it up again.

I can’t come up with $60 for the membership fee, what now?

If you think you may have trouble with the membership fee don’t let that stop you from receiving these benefits, please call 292-2533 or 292-2744.  We can always work something out.