Kelly C.
I’d love to be a member
I’d love to be a member. I have gotten all A’s. I received this survey. But I have never received an invite.
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, also ΦΘΚ or sometimes PTK, is the international honor society of two-year colleges and academic programs, particularly state colleges and community colleges.
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Kelly C.
I’d love to be a member. I have gotten all A’s. I received this survey. But I have never received an invite.
Sara D.
I received an email to join this org, honestly did it for the school resume. Otherwise, I got nothing for joining in the way of scholarships or transfer opportunities. There's no one to call or get in touch with to help guide you through anything. Its all done online, there's no events or meeting opportunities to stand out, there's literally nothing. I do not advise joining. Perhaps wait until they bug you enough to join and then you can join for a cheaper rate that's about it.
Jennifer B.
Honestly, the only reason I joined PTK, is because apparently, it "looks good" on my resume'. I don't feel like you really "get" anything for the $90, and the induction, which I was really excited to be recognized at. However, it turned out to be a complete waste of my time, my husband's time, and my mother's time. It was nothing more than "PTK, blah, blah, blah", here's everyone's name on a power point, all smooshed together, and raise your hand if you're being inducted so we can give you a white rose. WOW. My husband and I alone, drove 45 minutes one-way, and my mother drove 2 hours, one-way. It was held in a completely different building than what was stated on the induction invite, with nothing outside to point you in the correct direction. You couldn't call each person up to recognize them individually and hand them a printed certificate or your white rose? I've told my classmates that were invited to PTK to not even bother with the induction "Ceremony." But whatever, if I get hired over someone else for having it on my resume', it will have been worth the $90.