CAS Honors Community Scholars
The College of Arts & Sciences's Honors Community Scholars program is designed for select incoming first-year and transfer students. This highly experiential, cohort-based program is completed over the course of students’ first and second years, during which they’ll have access to challenging honors courses, early course registration, and a robust calendar of academic-focused and community-building cocurricular events. These benefits will remain available to Honors Community Scholars throughout the duration of their undergraduate career, even when the program has concluded in their sophomore year.
First-year Honors Community Scholars will also have the opportunity to live on campus in the Honors Living Learning Community.
To learn more about the CAS Honors Community Scholars program, visit the College of Arts & Sciences's Honors Programs page.
CAS Honors in the Major Program
The College of Arts & Sciences's Honors in the Major program is designed for select juniors and seniors. Students will apply for the program through their academic major department before the end of their sophomore year. If admitted, they’ll participate in immersive learning opportunities starting in their junior year. As juniors, students will complete a collaborative, interdisciplinary course on problem-solving for real-world issues with a cross-discipline cohort. As seniors, they’ll create a signature project under the mentorship of a departmental faculty member and present their research at the Honors in the Major Symposium before graduation.
Honors in the Major students will have access to early course registration, as well as all special CAS Honors Community Scholars programming.
To learn more about the CAS Honors in the Major program, visit the College of Arts & Sciences's Honors Programs page.
SBS Honors Program
Incoming first-year students, rising second-year students, and select transfer students are eligible to join the Sawyer Business School’s Honors Program. If admitted, honors students will have access to honors sections of required business core courses and electives, seminar-style Challenge Courses, and early course registration throughout their studies. Outside of the classroom, students can enrich their academic experience through honors-only immersive learning opportunities, including case competitions, service projects, career development programs, and social and networking events.
First-year honors students will also have the opportunity to live on campus in an Honors Living Learning Community.
To learn more about the SBS Honors Program, visit the Sawyer Business School's Honors Program page.