Anni Anderson has decided that retirement isn't for her. At sixty-seven years old, and feeling fifty, Anni has found inspiration to continue pursuing a career that she can work in till she is ready to call it quits. She sought to find something to provide a means for her future, should happen to her husband, as well as doing something that will benefit society. Anni has a degree in business from when she was in college years ago after graduation. It was a three-year college, which she finished in a year and a half. She was ambassador for a business college and major corporations for two years after that. "I believe if you're going to do something, do it a hundred percent or don't do it at all. I don't rest on my laurel's, I get in there and get it done.", states Anni. True to form, Anni began a four-year course with Liberty University that she is on track to finish in two years. "I want to go out of this world making a difference, not just talking about it. I'm not going to be consigned to a rocker for anybody."
Anni chose Liberty University for several reasons. The university has online courses available that fit into a busy working lifestyle. She also says that she preferred it to others because it is a faith-based university that was all-encompassing. Another benefit of the school is the incredibly supportive professors and learning environment, according to Anni. She states that the school helps you every step of the way, from signing up for your needed classes, to helping find financial aid and scholarships.
Anni has been recognized by Liberty University by inducting her into the "Nation's Premier Collegiate Honor Society". Anni has already secured employment for when her course is completed. She is excited about this new chapter in her life, and wants to be an encouragement to others that it is never to late to learn.
Nation's Premier Collegiate Honor Society Inducts Anni L. Anderson into Membership
Anni L. Anderson of Roundup, MT has accepted an invitation of lifetime membership in The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS). The nation's leading certified honor society for high-achieving first and second-year college students with a minimum of a 3.4 GPA.
NSCS is an honors organization that invites less than ten percent of all eligible students nationwide to join the ranks of its diverse membership each year. A leading interdisciplinary academic honor society, NSCS is made up of scholars from two-year, four-year, and online institutions.
"NSCS is more than just a symbol of academic achievement; it is a distinction of honor," said Steve Loflin, NSCS Founder. "Our scholars are some best of the best of the best who have shown an unwavering commitment to academic excellence early in the collegiate journey. These dynamic individuals embody the NSCS pillars of scholarship, leadership, and service, and many go on to become active contributors within their respective fields."
Founded in 1994 by student affairs professional, Stephen Loflin, NSCS continues to remain true to its promise of recognizing, elevating, and connecting high achievers. With a portfolio of exclusive benefits that include access to thousands of dollars in scholarships, chapter funds, and awards annually, professional development resources, exclusive tailored content, and leadership and service experiences. NSCS is poised to support member growth and development throughout their academic and collegiate journey. "NSCS members' deep commitment to service, integrity, and scholarship positively impact their campuses and local communities every day", said Loflin.
Notable NSCS distinguished honorary members include former President Jimmy Carter, U.S. Ambassador Dr. Robin Renee Sanders, the late Senator John McCain, and former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Donna Shalala.
"We welcome Anni L. Anderson to our community of like-minded, high-achieving nationwide scholars", Loflin said.
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) is an honors organization that recognizes and elevates high-achieving first- and second-year college students. With its three pillars of scholarship, leadership, and service. NSCS is proud to provide career and graduate school connections, leadership, and service opportunities and gives out thousands of dollars in scholarships, (often with multiple recipients per award), awards, and chapter funds annually. NSCS has nearly 300 chapters nationwide and nearly two million lifetime members globally. NSCS is a 501 (C) (3) registered nonprofit, certified member of the Association of College Honor Societies, member of the National Collegiate Honors Council, American Association of Community Colleges, and 100 percent FERPA compliant, per an independent review by AACRAO. Learn more at nscs.org.
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