Honor Society

During the winter months of 1990, three students who were in their second year of Lakewood University somewhat stood out from the rest. Not only being a trio of people-pleasers, they were academically spectacular and always amazed faculty at their grades and ongoing volunteering in various events. To their benefit, the three girls used this, and took it upon themselves to approach the administration board of the school and propose a new program for other students just like them; the Honor Society. The program was essentially focused to be on the students in the University with the highest GPAs and those who apply and volunteer in activities around campus.

The Honor Society program soared in popularity across campus; with most applicants being from a rather affluent background. This resulted in the program having a stigma that, not only was it for the smartest, but for the richest students too. Students of lower wealth in the program are rumored to be handled differently than others; but then again, it is only a rumor that has been speculated by onlookers. To faculty, the Honor Society are the prime students of the school and are offered various different opportunities during their time in the University and after.

Official Guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sa--QIUFQz1MqYk8VEmhvJiyMuk2pzqOPBe2Ce7O_aU/edit?usp=sharing