What are prerequisites for merit badges?

Prerequisites First Class Scouts Should Complete ASAP

• Understand and tie the different types of Lashings (First Class)
• BSA Swimmer’s test (guide): swim 100 yards (First Class)
• Understand precautions for a safe trip afloat (First Class)
• First Aid rank requirements up through First Class (First Class)

How many acres is Camp Sequassen?

600 acres
Camp Sequassen is located in Northwest Connecticut, at the foot of the Berkshires in the town of New Hartford. The camp consists of 600 acres of forest with over 2500′ of shoreline on West Hill Pond, one of the most beautiful spring fed lakes in Connecticut.

How long does it take to become Eagle scout?

The rank of Eagle Scout may be earned by a Scout who has been a Life Scout for at least six months, has earned a minimum of 21 merit badges, has demonstrated Scout Spirit, and has demonstrated leadership within their troop, crew or ship.

How many merit badges do you need for a Palm?

21 merit badges
The Boy Scouts of America encourages this behavior. That’s why the BSA offers Eagle palms to Scouts who earn more than the 21 merit badges required for the Eagle Scout rank. Once he becomes an Eagle, a Scout can earn one Eagle palm for every five extra merit badges he earns.

Can you become an Eagle Scout in 2 years?

What’s the fastest path to Eagle? The fastest a new scout can reach the Eagle rank is within 2 years if they stay focused and act proactively. This feat is achieved by attending weeklong camps to earn merit badges and advance in rank.

Is it hard to get Eagle Scout?

“Eagle Scout” is the highest rank a young person can reach in Scouting. In fact, only around 5% of all scouts who join ever reach the Eagle rank. As such, becoming an Eagle Scout is an exceptionally difficult challenge, even for scouts who can complete merit badges and rank requirements quickly!

What is the hardest merit badge to get?

Often considered the most difficult citizenship merit badge to complete, Citizenship in the Community mainly requires scouts to complete projects, volunteer in their community, and understand various knowledge requirements.

Can a provisional camper go to Camp Sequassen?

Scouts who come to camp on their own, without leaders from their home Troop, are called provisional campers and are welcome to attend Camp Sequassen.

What do older Scouts do at Camp Sequassen?

We know older Scouts (14+) love adventure and Camp Sequassen is the place to Discover Adventure. In this program, Scouts will sample COPE (Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience), try the zip-line, participate in shooting sports, spend an afternoon tubing on the Farmington River and more. This program is offered every week of camp.

Where is Camp Sequassen in New Hartford CT?

Camp Sequassen is located in Northwest Connecticut, at the foot of the Berkshires in the town of New Hartford. The camp consists of 600 acres of forest with over 2500’ of shoreline on West Hill Pond, one of the most beautiful spring fed lakes in Connecticut.

Who is the registration registrar for Camp Sequassen?

With questions or to reserve program facilities (shooting ranges, climbing tower, COPE course), contact Camping Registrar Carolyn Cruson at 203-951-0237 or e-mail [email protected]. Looking for Summer Camp? Go Here * There is a $5.00 per person additional charge for each person over the capacity of a lodge.

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