Phi Theta KappaReviews of ptk.org

This is a scam and offers no value in the present or in the future. Does not enhance your resume at all and may in fact, do the exact opposite in that it points out that you can be lured in by false promises and your ability to seek out find information before committing to a course of action.

why was i sent a survey about something i've literally never heard of?? who are you people?

Why did you make me do this survey?!?!?!

Almost as annoying as these things are - just a complete scam - is that Trustpilot cannot do simple math! 17% at 2 stars and 83% at 1 star (the total before mine) = 1.17, not 2.4. Lame.

After I paid them, I never heard from them again. The membership has no value and I'm really upset about how they treat student's time and money. Sadly, they don't offer a refund, so be wary of joining.

I had a bad experience with the organization. They invited me to the honor day and kept contacting me to be sure that I agreed to join them and pay the fee. I was so frustrated and disappointed during the honor day because I did not find my name among the other honored students on the invitation card. That's besides nobody contacted me to tell me to come earlier and enter with other students. It was embarrassing that I had to write my name on the back of a piece of paper so they could call me on the stage. Then I contacted them to raise my concern and frustration however, nobody replied back like they did not care that's besides that I spoke to their leader during the honor day, and she took my name to check the problem and promised to get back to me but she did not. I believe that the organization is not well established and organized and not professional (lack of communication). It did not help me with any kind of social skill improvement. All I can say is that I can put in on my resume.

Whenever I see the post of PTK, it says that students will develop leadership skills and bla-bla. But, I have been a PTK member for more than a year but never met any friends or got a chance to communicate with other fellow members. It didn't help me to develop my personal skills in any way.

I joined Phi Theta Kappa anticipating significant academic and networking benefits, but ended up significantly disappointed. Not only were the promised scholarships and support non-existent despite high dues and costly conventions, but the organization also seems to lack effective measures to protect its members from potential mistreatment. This gap between what is advertised and the reality has made me question the integrity and priorities of the organization. I advise potential members to approach with caution, keeping in mind these serious concerns.