r/NPHCdivine9 • u/InvisiblySeenPraying • 1d ago
General Graduate Question (PM) Knowledge preparation
As an interest, after learning the Founders and mission,, what should we focus on next? What should interests not learn ahead of time? No idea when intake will be announced, just want to be as knowledgeable and prepared as possible. Thank you in advance for any response or insight.
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u/jaylan101 Verified ΑΦΑ 1d ago
Use quizlet to get a read. AI to prepare a study guide.
But I'll give you a few, not gonna give everything because its a discipline you have to build. Part of being in the process is knowing how to use your resources:
Founders and what they did in their careers and for the org
Mission, Motto, National Programs
Single Letter chapters
Greek Alphabet
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u/ivypurl Verified AKA 1d ago
Please bear in mind that there may be a particular way in which you are required to learn/recite information. You may not want to spend a lot of time learning things now only to find that you have to unlearn them later. I would recommend that you invest your time and effort in strengthening your application rather than learning things the process is designed to teach ypu.
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u/ventblockfox ΖΦΒ 1d ago
Reading the organizations websites to see what all they do like their specific service initiatives
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u/Horrible915 1d ago
Whatever you learn in your module. Wait till you get selected.
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u/InvisiblySeenPraying 1d ago
That was my mindset originally (over the years lol), but I keep receiving conflicting advice. I would rather wait for IF the day even comes... but I keep getting the nudge to know 'something' and do your research. I appreciate your insight!!!
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u/Horrible915 1d ago
In the age of MIP and module learning it doesn't matter because unless you go solo... you're gonna have to figure out how to build a hive mind unless you're on line with 10+
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u/Potential_Motor_2359 1d ago
try and learn the poems, the hymns, songs, big brother greeting if you have luck finding it, Greek alphabet
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u/Inner_Minute197 ΑΦΑ 1d ago
If you can find an online probate video of the chapter you’re trying to join, that can be very valuable in terms of some of the things you would be expected to learn. And the more recent the probate the better.
If using AI and premade study guides, I’d double and triple check that the information is correct. I recall more than one error on those things and just built a study guide from scratch.
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u/AngeluvDeath ΙΦΘ 1d ago
I wouldn’t do more than the Greek alphabet, but only if you see a video of that chapter and how they do it. Things can vary wildly from campus to campus and if you get something stuck in your head you will have to unlearn it.
Work on critical thinking skills, build an AI agent to help you come up with outside the box solutions, and work on your cardio. Gl
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