Some P100 membership benefits are:

• Working with prospective students
• Public speaking experience
• Public relations experience
• Opportunity to better interact with faculty, administrators and the university community
• Early course registration

Because the P100 is a volunteer organization, we like to show our appreciation for the semester hours of service each "P" puts in.

Throughout the semester, P100s can accrue points for working at assorted pre-approved functions. Those points can be redeemed for gifts like windbreakers, leather portfolios, water bottles, hats, umbrellas, bags and more. Gifts are awarded at the End of the Year Gala, where outstanding P100s are honored.

To stay in good standing as a P100, all members must earn 150 points each semester.

At the end of each semester, points are totaled, and letters are sent to members not meeting the 150-point requirement. These members will be put on probationary status for the period of one semester, at the end of which their membership will be re-evaluated. Any appeals to this procedure may be brought to the P100 Advisory Board.

Additional Policies:

• Failure to appear for an activity for which a P100 has been scheduled or has agreed to participate will result in a deduction of points equal to the activity’s point value.
• All members who miss a regular tour (unexcused) will lose 25 points. P100s who miss a regularly scheduled tour (excused or unexcused) are required to make it up within two weeks or else lose 25 points. Any P100 who misses two regularly scheduled tours (unexcused) will have his or her membership revoked.
• Additional points are possible for extra activities that may arise. These points will be assigned to participating individuals depending upon the activity and amount of time devoted.
• Members will be provided with a P100 shirt and nametag, which must be worn with khaki pants, khaki skirts or khaki shorts during tours and programs. Excluded from this are P100 meetings and College Counselor Conference receptions.