
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to apply?
Phi Sigma chapter accepts applications from homeschooled high school students from grades 9-12 that fulfill the membership requirements.
What are the membership requirements?
Per ESA guidelines Phi Sigma chapter requires all applicants to provide proof of one of the following test scores:
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ACT 26+
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PSAT 1200+ (or 1090+ for 9th grade)
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SAT 1200+
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CLT 88+
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CLT10 91+
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Stanford 90% + on total battery
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Iowa ITBS or ITED 90% + composite
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TerraNova 2 (CAT6) 90% + total score
Phi sigma also requires members to maintain a 3.5+ GPA on their high school transcript.
How much does it cost?
Phi Sigma chapter collects an annual membership dues of $65. This fee includes the annual ESA National Home School Honor Society dues.
What are the member expectations?
Phi Sigma chapter expects members to:
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Maintain a 3.5 or higher GPA
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Complete 10+ hours of community service from Aug-May
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Participate in at least one group service project
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Attend no fewer than 80% of the monthly meetings
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Submit membership dues upon acceptance or renewal each year
What happens in the monthly meetings?
Phi Sigma chapter holds meetings once a month from August to May. Meetings consist of a business meeting following parliamentary procedure, conducted by elected student officers. Most meetings will also include either a speaker program, service project, or event.