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What's the biggest thing you've ever been apart of?

To me it seems like everyone is involved in some national merit organization or club like NJHS or even Eagle scouts and I'm just curious what else people are into and ways I can join. #national-honor-society #national-junior-honor-society #society #Life #Eagle-scouts #resume-building

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Thank you comment icon I attended the National Academy of Future Scientists and Technologists this summer, and by attending, I have become a member of one of the greatest organizations present in the USA. They supported me a lot by their creativity and inspirational members. Hanana
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Ophelia’s Answer

In college I was a big part of Accounting Society and Beta Alpha Psi. Accounting Society had over a thousand members a year and as a board member and later executive board member I was able to have a lot of chances to hone my skills for leadership and learn how to work with others. Being involved also helped me ultimately get in touch with the right people so that I could receive an offer for PwC's summer leadership conference, where I received an internship offer. I then got my full-time job offer from my internship offer so I could graduate with a job offer in hand by the time I was a junior in college.
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Arun’s Answer

Hi Kevin,

The biggest thing I have been a part of was being a interview panel member that interviewed a renowned space scientist and the chairman of ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) on behalf of my College/University while pursuing my Master's Degree.

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Arun S
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Will’s Answer

The most rewarding thing I have been apart of in the past years has been a mentorship program though an educational program for young adults ages 18-25 who are trying to enter the tech/financial sector called Year Up. Similar to how this platform benefits people lacking direction or knowledge I have been able to help students with little to no knowledge about these fields and help them fill those gaps.

From this partnership I have gotten to help countless students and built a network with other mentors that lead me to my current position.
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