Life Rank

The Life Rank in Scouts BSA is a significant milestone on the path to becoming an Eagle Scout. It comes after the Star rank in the Scouts BSA program, it holds great importance and serves as a stepping stone towards achieving the ultimate goal of becoming an Eagle Scout. The Life Rank signifies a Scout’s dedication, commitment, and leadership within their troop. It requires Scouts to demonstrate their ability to live by the Scout Oath and Law, as well as actively participate in troop activities and service projects. By earning the Life Rank, Scouts prove their readiness to take on greater responsibilities and contribute to the betterment of their community. Attaining the Life Rank also opens up opportunities for Scouts to further develop their skills and interests through the pursuit of merit badges. These badges allow Scouts to explore various subjects and gain valuable knowledge and experience in areas such as first aid, communication, environmental science, and more. Moreover, the Life Rank serves as a testament to a Scout’s character and dedication to the principles of Scouting. It showcases their growth, perseverance, and ability to lead by example. By achieving the Life Rank, Scouts demonstrate their readiness to take on leadership roles within their troop and serve as mentors to younger Scouts.

Life Rank Requirements