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Tau beta pi cornell reddit. Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society Does anyone have experience with/know anything of the benefits of being in Tau Beta Pi? I got an email invitation to join and it seems like mostly networking/scholarship resources. I haven't gone to a meeting/ event in a year. Today I got an email about being nominated for Tau Beta Pi (TBP) candidacy by the school of engineering. 9 but still don't get invited to join Tau Beta Pi : ( ( ( ( ( ( ( Why are engineers so smart and have such high gpas?? Tau Beta Pi worth joining? I got an invitation from my local chapter, and it seems to be a legit thing. What exactly is TBP and does anyone know what the process looks like? Will I need to go through interviews and submit things, or does this mean I basically have gotten it? Thanks all! I'm in Tau Beta Pi. My major's honor society (Chi Epsilon) is way better. Unlike every other "honor society" invitation I've received in college. I'm applying to grad schools and so am not really interested in company networking at the moment (at least not right now). Waste of money for me. My chapter doesn't do anything, and they're usually more focused on ME/ECE/ChemEs, and offered very little for CivE's. Tau Beta Pi When do their invitations go out? At the beginning of the fall semester, beginning of spring semester, or when? Also, how are invitations decided? Top 5-10% of COE? Or top of each major? Have I already missed it for this year as a junior? Tfw you have a 3. I was wondering if it is actually worth joining, and is there any crazy initiation stuff? Archived post. . Using Phi Beta Kappa and Tau Beta Pi as examples of this is poor because the cutoffs are meant to reflect percentages of the class; not like having lower cutoffs necessarily makes it 'easier' to get in. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. efnfbv thzv bdst ikxlb jplp bvsqy yvxjq orsai aplwfz goqqf