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Essential Guide to Scoring Most Valuable Student Applications

If you've been invited to score Most Valuable Student applications, this guide covers everything you need to know. You'll be tasked with evaluating applicants based on scholarship, leadership, and financial need, assigning points to reflect their qualifications. Remember, the scoring system ranges from zero to five for various categories, with a total of 1,000 points available. Most importantly, enjoy the process of helping to recognize outstanding youth in your community!

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Essential Guide to Scoring Most Valuable Student Applications

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  1. MVS Scoring Training

  2. What You Need to Know? • You’ve been asked to be on a panel to score Most Valuable Student applications. What do you need to know? • You’ll need to make judgments about each applicant, and assign ratings. • You’ll need to evaluate the applicant in terms of the opportunities afforded to them. • Most important, have fun! Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  3. Point Distribution Section 1. Scholarship = 500 points Section 2. Leadership = 400 points Section 3. Financial Need = 100 points Total 1,000 points Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  4. Rating System • 5- Outstanding • 4- Excellent • 3-Strong • 2-Average • 1-Below Average • 0-Weak For many of the sections, you will rate the applicant on a scale of 0 to 5. Use these guidelines. Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  5. Section 1. Scholarship • Part 1, Test Scores. Test scores are worth 250 points, based on a table. • Part 2, Academic Achievement. Review the student’s transcript and academic qualities, and assign a rating on a scale of 0 to 5. Multiply your rating by 50, for a maximum total of 250 points. • Scholarship Section = 500 Total Points Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  6. Section 2. Leadership • Leadership Section = 400 Points • Part A, Work Experience. 50 Points. • Rate the applicant’s work experience on a scale of 0 to 5. Multiply your rating by 10, for a maximum total of 50 points. Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  7. Section 2. Leadership • Part B, Community Service. 100 Points. • Rate the applicant’s community service on a scale of 0 to 5. Multiply your rating by 20, for a maximum total of 100 points. Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  8. Section 2. Leadership • Part C, Honors and Awards. 50 Points. • Rate the applicant’s awards and achievements on a scale of 0 to 5. Multiply your rating by 10 for a maximum total of 50 points. Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  9. Section 2. Leadership • Part D, Leadership. 75 Points. • Rate the applicant’s leadership ability on a scale of 0 to 5. Multiply your rating by 15 for a maximum total of 75 points. Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  10. Section 2. Leadership • Part E, Extracurricular Activities. 50 Points. • Rate the applicant’s extracurricular activities on a scale of 0 to 5. Multiply your rating by 10 for a maximum total of 50 points. Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  11. Section 2. Leadership • Part F, Essay. 75 Points. • Rate the applicant’s essay on a scale of 0 to 5. Multiply your rating by 15 for a maximum total of 75 points. Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  12. Section 2. Leadership • Leadership Scoring. • Part A = 50 Points • Part B = 100 Points • Part C = 50 Points • Part D = 75 Points • Part E = 50 Points • Part F = 75 Points Total Leadership Points = 400 Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  13. Section 3. Financial Need • Financial Need Section = 100 Total Points Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  14. Tiebreakers • Test Score. • Total Financial Need Score. (Apply tiebreakers in this order.) Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

  15. Final Thoughts • Any questions? Elks National Foundation Helping Elks Build Stronger Communities

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