@@jacobofiel1739 Oh hello. Well I can safely say that I earned Eagle Scout before my 18th birthday :) Just need to plan my court of honor and get back into the swing of things on my Eagle Scout Mac Guzman channel. Everything worked out in the end, so yeah I made it!
This video was very helpful and nicely edited. You inspired me to create a channel just to document my journey to earn Eagle Scout in 2 years. Thank you. YIS -Mac Guzman
The first time I got promoted to the rank of Eagle Scout was when I was a senior in high school. At first I had doubts about accomplishing this but with the help of my dad and other scout masters, it became a reality. Was I nervous 😬? A little bit but after the accomplishment became a success, I felt good and proud of what I did.
My lil bro is in cub scouts webeloo and they are required to cook on the camping trip he decided to make bacon and eggs when he practices he burns the bacon
It can become more than just "a fancy badge" (per the video) as the recipient grows older. Consider it a cherished possession and source of pride and accomplishment.
Question: Is it possible to earn eagle in less than two years? I'm in sea scouts currently and I want to try and be one of the first female eagle scouts. The only problem is that I'm 15, almost sixteen. That will give me about two years.
It is possible if you work at it. You might have to complete multiple merit badges at once and in a timely manner. Finding adults to be merit badge coordinators might be difficult unless they are already some in your troop. Most people earn their merit badges at summer camp, but you would have to make time during the rest of the year too. Attend the Jamboree if you can because you can earn many merit badges easily. I also highly recommend you talk with your Scoutmaster. They are a valuable resource. Also plan your eagle project as soon as possible, the sooner the better.
I'm in a similar situation (Venturing not Sea Scouts though) but have a bit more time than you do. It takes a minimum of 17 months to attain the Eagle rank. You also have to find a Troop that is starting on February 1st. If you want more information about requirements just ask.
Cooking is now eagle required. Good video!
Informative video. I plan to document my progression to Eagle Scout the next 24 months. Thank you for sharing.
It's been about 24 months now. I gotta know, how'd it go?
@@jacobofiel1739 Oh hello. Well I can safely say that I earned Eagle Scout before my 18th birthday :) Just need to plan my court of honor and get back into the swing of things on my Eagle Scout Mac Guzman channel. Everything worked out in the end, so yeah I made it!
As an Eagle Scout myself I am grateful for this post to educate the public about this high honor....
This video was very helpful and nicely edited. You inspired me to create a channel just to document my journey to earn Eagle Scout in 2 years. Thank you. YIS -Mac Guzman
The first time I got promoted to the rank of Eagle Scout was when I was a senior in high school. At first I had doubts about accomplishing this but with the help of my dad and other scout masters, it became a reality. Was I nervous 😬? A little bit but after the accomplishment became a success, I felt good and proud of what I did.
The first time?
My lil bro is in cub scouts webeloo and they are required to cook on the camping trip he decided to make bacon and eggs when he practices he burns the bacon
Thank you for making this video. Concise and insightful!
Scout is also a rank of as of now and has been since Jan 1, 2016
Sorry, I made this back in Dec. 2015. I may not have time to make updates to this video, but thanks for your feedback anyway.
Man this looks so awesome, too bad I'm a girl.
But we do have a place across the street to go camping so I'll do that someday.
As of 2/1/19 girls are allowed in Scouts and can achieve eagle i know cause im one of them :3
• Neptune • they let girls in BSA now so you CAN join. Unless you are in the UK or Canada-
Now, they allow girls to become a scout and work up to their eagle, I also know because I am one of them. Next week, I'll be tenderfoot :)
The moment when it's your scoutmaster at the conference
It can become more than just "a fancy badge" (per the video) as the recipient grows older. Consider it a cherished possession and source of pride and accomplishment.
Quick question, I'm attempting to become a eagle scout in two years, I'm told this is possible but I'll have to work my butt off. Is this true.
Cubanito Yep, i tried to be an eagle scout but it got in the way of my studies since its alot of work. Depends on your priorities really
Yes
How old are you?
@Cubanito it is possible and hard work. I have a YT channel on the topic how to earn Eagle Scout in 2 years.
Terrific video!
Kristi Benson I thought it said 'terrifying video'
Question: Is it possible to earn eagle in less than two years? I'm in sea scouts currently and I want to try and be one of the first female eagle scouts. The only problem is that I'm 15, almost sixteen. That will give me about two years.
It is possible if you work at it. You might have to complete multiple merit badges at once and in a timely manner. Finding adults to be merit badge coordinators might be difficult unless they are already some in your troop. Most people earn their merit badges at summer camp, but you would have to make time during the rest of the year too. Attend the Jamboree if you can because you can earn many merit badges easily. I also highly recommend you talk with your Scoutmaster. They are a valuable resource. Also plan your eagle project as soon as possible, the sooner the better.
I'm in a similar situation (Venturing not Sea Scouts though) but have a bit more time than you do. It takes a minimum of 17 months to attain the Eagle rank. You also have to find a Troop that is starting on February 1st. If you want more information about requirements just ask.
BORC yes, I am in the process now and have been documenting my progress on my YT channel👍
I am in the middle of helping with another scout in my troops project. I am on break
I'am a quater mater and you take care of objects
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