Students benefiting the most from the University Honors Program tend to:
enjoy participating in lively discussions on interesting topics
be more concerned about what they learn than what grade they earn
relish small classes where one gets to know one's professors
prefer undertaking research projects and writing papers to memorizing for tests
be stimulated by interdisciplinary courses that study problems from many perspectives
like to study and socialize with other students excited by learning
Benefits of Participation
experience an affordable small college experience while benefiting from the university's size and many degree programs
take required general education courses that are exploratory, exciting and fit your profile
for those earning at least 21 credits in general education Honors courses with a GPA of at least 3.0, have your official transcript notated: University Honors Scholar: General Honors
enjoy special guest presentations, group activities, interactions with community leaders, and social occasions
be eligible for special consideration when scholarships are awarded
gain an edge in applying to graduate schools or seeking challenging employment