Book a Demo
A conversation about your campus.
Discuss your student goals, advisor responsibilities, and the evidence relevant to your campus. Choose your location below to see your representative’s calendar.
Choose a time to talk
Meeting length varies by representative. Check the duration on the calendar before booking.
Choose your state to connect with your campus representative.
Prefer email? Contact partnerships@nsls.org
The NSLS uses what you enter in the calendar to schedule and follow up on your conversation. How we use it
The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is a leadership honor society with over 2 million members, accredited by Cognia, with credit recommendations from ACE and NCCRS. Credit recommendations are not the same as credit; acceptance varies by institution.
What we cover
What we will cover
Who should join
Bring whoever owns the outcome
If you can approve it
Directors of Student Activities and Leadership, Deans of Students, and VPs of Student Affairs usually lead these conversations. We will get to cost, timeline, and approval in the same call.
If you saw the need first
Career services, student success, advising, and retention staff are often the ones who notice the gap. Book anyway, and we will give you what you need to make the case internally.
If you already have a chapter
This form is for new chapters. If your campus already hosts one and you want to strengthen it, find chapter support.
Before you book
Look at the evidence first, if you would rather
Nothing here is gated. Read the outcomes and decide whether a conversation is worth your time.
Questions administrators ask
How long is the walkthrough?
Plan for a short conversation about your campus. Confirm the duration shown on your representative’s calendar when choosing a time.
What does it cost our institution to host a chapter?
Nothing. The NSLS does not charge institutions to host a chapter, so there is nothing for you to budget. Your campus provides an advisor and recognition for the chapter; students who accept a nomination pay a one-time $95 enrollment fee of their own.
How much of our staff time does this require?
Advisors contribute roughly 10 to 20 hours per semester. Chapters are student-led by design: a trained student executive board runs each chapter alongside the advisor, and the NSLS provides the programming, platform, training, and ongoing support.
We already have an honor society and a leadership program. Why add another?
Many campuses run both, because they do different jobs. Most honor societies recognize achievement that has already happened; this is a structured leadership curriculum with a defined member journey, three courses that carry ACE and NCCRS credit recommendations, and documented outcomes you can report. The walkthrough is a good place to work out whether it duplicates or complements what you already run.
Our institution restricts outside organizations on campus. Is this workable?
Often, yes, but it depends on your policies. Chapters are typically recognized through the same pathway as other student organizations, and some campuses house the program academically instead. Bring your constraints to the call and we will tell you honestly whether there is a fit.
I am not the person who can approve this. Should I still book?
Yes. Many conversations start with a career services, student success, or advising colleague who sees the need first. We can either walk through it with you so you can make the case internally, or include your dean or director in the same conversation.
Will we be added to a mailing list?
Booking a walkthrough is a request for a conversation, not a subscription. You control any follow-up.
Program specifics are covered in detail across the program pages, including what it costs, the advisor time commitment, and accreditation and credit. If you would rather email than book, write to partnerships@nsls.org.