"The aim of education is the knowledge not of fact,
but of values." ~Dean William R. Inge~

Get the perfect schedule

• honors students may register early for classes, at the same time as athletes and resident advisors in the dormitories

 Take intellectually stimulating and challenging courses

• no large lecture classes means more personal attention and contact with our best and brightest faculty
  
• opportunities for active participation, development of leadership skills, and exchanges between students and faculty
  
• innovative and exciting teaching
  
• field experience and collaborative learning; critical reading, thinking, speaking, and writing; activities that develop organization and  presentation skills
  
• opportunities for service learning projects
  
• course enhancements such as speakers and field trips to museums, performances, and special exhibits
  

Collaborate and socialize with fellow honors students

• teaching and learning
  
• living and learning spaces
  
• interactions and social activities

 Undertake advanced research projects

• grants to support research and its presentation
  
• opportunities to attend and participate in research conferences and exhibitions

 Have your achievement recognized

• at the annual Honors Convocation
  
• on transcripts
  
• in the graduation program
  
• on diplomas