More than just recognition, the honours society offers a platform to grow as a leader, connect with like-minded peers, and make a lasting impact on campus and beyond.
We are launching in September 2025 with a new student executive and will be inviting eligible students in the fall.
Why join the honours society?
Recognition and prestige
Your academic success deserves to be celebrated. As a member, you’ll receive:
- An official membership certificate
- A distinctive membership pin
- Special recognition for your academic achievements.
Exclusive member benefits
- Access to scholarships for members in good standing, beginning in 2026
- Involvement in the honours society which may include community initiatives
Membership eligibility
To be considered for the honours society, you must:
- Achieve a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.8 (on a 4.0 scale)
- Be enrolled in a full-time daytime credit program
- Complete a minimum of three courses at SAIT
- Be in good standing with no history of academic or non-academic misconduct
- Pay a one-time membership fee of $75
How to join
- Eligible students are identified each semester by the Office of the Registrar.
- If you qualify, you’ll receive an email invitation to confirm your enrolment
- Complete the online form to confirm your membership
- Pay the one time membership fee to activate your membership
You will be invited to join an induction ceremony in June and will be added to the Honours Societies mailing list and Teams channel.
🎓 Already a Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Member?
If you're a member of PTK, you’re eligible to join SSHS at no cost. We welcome your continued leadership and commitment to academic excellence. A separate invitation will be sent out in January.
📅 Coming Fall 2025
Stay tuned for updates! Invitations to join the Honours Society will be sent out during the Fall semester.
Questions?
Contact us at
Student Engagement Office
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Monday - Friday | 8 am - 4:30 pm
Student Services
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