Each
year an average of twenty students graduate as Honors Scholars "In
University Honors." Students who wish to become Honors
Scholars in the University Honors
Program must maintain a cumulative 3.3 GPA in all courses and a cumulative
3.3 GPA in Honors courses. You can find more information about
graduating in Honors on the
online catalog (p. 59).
Students who plan to graduate in
University Honors may register during the special registration period by
having a hold removed by the Director or Assistant Director of the CAE.
Six Honors credits must be completed by the end of the first year of
study, twelve by the end of the second year, eighteen by the end of the
third year and twenty-four to graduate.
In addition to their college and department
major requirements, students must complete
24 semester hours of:
| HON 101: Introduction to Honors |
1 hr. |
| Choose 1: |
4 hrs. |
| HON 150: Critical Issues |
|
| HON 195: Science and the Arts |
|
| HON 196: The American Experience |
|
| HON 197: Ideas in Social Science |
|
| HON 294: Ideas in Social Science |
|
| HON 295: Ideas in Science |
|
| HON 296: Ideas in the Humanities |
|
| Choose 2: |
8
hrs. |
| HON 395: Interdisciplinary Honors |
|
| HON 396: Interdisciplinary Honors |
|
| HON 480: Interdisciplinary Honors |
|
| HON 481: Interdisciplinary Honors |
|
|
Any combination of Department Honors
Courses,
Readings for Honors, or H-Option
Courses
|
11 hrs. |
| TOTAL: |
24
hrs |
Honors Graduation Recognition:
- The official transcript will state
that the University Honors Program has been successfully completed.
- The diploma will note graduation in
University Honors.
|