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Add your Eagle Scout year, troop, and a short bio.
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Verify your Eagle Scout rank
Provide your council name, troop number, approximate year earned, city/state, scoutmaster name, and email — we'll contact your council directly to confirm.
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Document your Eagle Scout project
Add your service project to the archive — this is your leadership portfolio.
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Convert your Eagle Scout experience into resume bullets and interview talking points.
This information appears on your public Eagle Scout profile card and in the directory.
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My Credential
Verify your Eagle Scout rank through your BSA council. Once submitted, your council will be contacted to confirm your membership. Verified Eagles receive a digital badge they can share on LinkedIn, resumes, and email signatures.
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Eagle Scout — Pending Verification
Submit your council and troop information below to begin the verification process.
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Verify Through Your BSA Council
🔍 How it works: Enter your council name, troop number, and approximate year you earned Eagle Scout. EagleNet will contact your BSA council directly to confirm your rank — no certificate or board of review date needed.
By submitting, you authorize EagleNet to contact your BSA council to confirm your Eagle Scout rank. Your information will not be shared with any third parties.
Eagle Scout Project
Document your Eagle Scout service project. This becomes part of your public profile and the EagleNet Project Archive — your permanent leadership portfolio.
Credential Translator
Answer a few questions about your Eagle Scout experience and we'll generate polished resume bullets and interview talking points you can use immediately.
Your Resume Bullets
• Planned and managed a $6,000 community infrastructure project, recruiting and coordinating 23 volunteers across 4 weekends to complete a fully permitted ADA-accessible trail and observation deck.
• Led a 22-person scout troop as Senior Patrol Leader for 18 months, managing weekly programming, event logistics, and individual scout advancement tracking.
• Earned Eagle Scout rank — achieved by fewer than 5% of all scouts — demonstrating sustained commitment to leadership, community service, and personal excellence from ages 11–17.
Interview Talking Points
• When asked "tell me about a time you led a team": Walk through the project — the problem it solved, how you recruited volunteers, how you handled obstacles, and what the outcome was for the community.
• When asked about Eagle Scout specifically: "Only 5% of scouts earn Eagle rank. It required planning a real community project from concept to completion — including budgeting, permitting, recruiting volunteers, and delivering a result. It's where I learned that leadership means being responsible for an outcome, not just showing up."
• Closing the loop: Connect the credential to the role — "The same discipline it took to earn Eagle Scout is how I approach every project I take on."
Eagle Scout Directory
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Add the merit badges you earned on your trail to Eagle. These appear on your public profile and show the range of skills you developed through scouting.
Your Merit Badges
🏕 Camping
🧭 Orienteering
✈️ Aviation
🚑 First Aid
🏊 Swimming
🔥 Pioneering
🌿 Environmental Science
💰 Personal Management
🤝 Citizenship in the Community
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Common Badges
LeadershipPublic SpeakingCookingHikingRifle ShootingPhotographyEmergency PreparednessCitizenship in the NationCitizenship in the WorldCommunicationsLifesavingRowingAstronomyEngineeringMedicine
Awards & Recognitions
Add any scouting awards, scholarships, or recognitions you've received. These are displayed on your public profile alongside your Eagle Scout rank.
Your Awards
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Eagle Scout Rank
Boy Scouts of America · 2018
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Common Scouting Awards
Hornaday AwardNESA ScholarshipGod and Country AwardDuty to God AwardScouts Own AwardNESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award
Order of the Arrow
The Order of the Arrow is Scouting's National Honor Society. If you were inducted, add your membership details and honor level here — it's a meaningful addition to your Eagle Scout profile.
Your OA Membership
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About the Order of the Arrow
The Order of the Arrow (OA) is BSA's national honor society, recognizing Scouts and Scouters who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives. Members are elected by their peers and must complete an Ordeal to be inducted. Honor levels — Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil — represent increasing levels of service and commitment.