Honor Society

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Honor Society focuses on developing Christian servant-leadership through learning and service during the high school years. We are proud to be the Xi Iota Chapter of the Eta Sigma Alpha National Home School Honor Society.

What do HCS Honor society members do?

Interact with industry professionals at monthly meetings

Discuss leadership topics, career planning & current events

Plan service projects and serve for 5+ hours per year

when does honor society meet?

Second Tuesdays Sept-May, 7-9 pm

Optional group service projects

how do i qualify?

Heritage Christian student in grades 9-12

Cumulative high school GPA of 3.5 (8^th grade GPA for 9^th graders)

Qualifying standardized test score

Want to join?

If you are interested in joining Honor Society and have qualifying scores, please email us! We will provide application instructions.

Honor Society Monthly Member Meeting

qualifying scores

UPDATED 5/28/26

College Admission Tests Options with Minimal Required Scores:

*Notes:

Test scores MUST be from an individual test date.
SuperScores are not accepted.
Scores should not be more than one year old.

SAT*

12th: 1200 (Benchmark ESA Score for 25 years)

11th: 1180

10th: 1120

9th: 1080

ACT*

12th: 25

11th: 24

10th: 22

9th: 21

PSAT*

11th: 1140

10th: 1100

9th:1040

PSAT 10*

10th: 1100

PSAT 8/9*

9th: 1080

8th: 1020

CLT

12th: 83

11th: 79

10th: 75

9th: 72

Achievement Tests:

IOWA Assessment – 90% Score on Complete Battery* (Grade Levels: End of 8th grade-12th grade)

Stanford Achievement Test – 90% Score on Total Battery (Under the National PR-S column)* (Grade Levels: End of 8th grade-12th grade)

*IOWA and Stanford Achievement Tests paper tests must be proctored in person by an adult who is not related to the student. Online IOWA and Stanford Achievement Tests through BJU are not acceptable at this time.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Per ETA SIGMA ALPHA National Homeschool Honor Society, scores from at home tests administered under the supervision of a parent or guardian are not eligible for membership qualification. An adult test supervisor may administer the test in the home, provided the parent is not in the room. Students are welcome to test at another person’s home or business. This rule applies to both paper tests and online testing. Read ETA's full membership testing policy here.