Admission Requirements
You must complete an application to the Honors Program and satisfy these requirements.
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GPA Requirements
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You have achieved one of these criteria:
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You have a high school cumulative GPA of 3.50 (unweighted); or you rank at the top 10% of your high school class.
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You have a high school cumulative GPA of 3.50 (unweighted); or you rank at the top 10% of your high school class.
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Test Score Requirements
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You have achieved one of these four criteria:
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You took the SAT Reasoning Test, and earned a combined score of 1100 or higher in Mathematics and Critical Reading.
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You took the ACT, and earned a composite score of 25 or higher.
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You took the Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT), and earned a minimum score of 120 in reading and 120 in writing.
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You petitioned the Honors Council, by letter, to exempt you from the test score requirement, accompanied by two letters of recommendation from college instructors. This option requires a personal interview with the Honors Council.
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Honors Graduation Requirements
To earn an Associate in Arts (AA) degree with an Honors Program endorsement, you must:
- Be admitted to the Honors Program
- Complete at least 15 Honors credit hours, including two required courses:
- IDH 2001-06, The Honors Seminar (variable-topic interdisciplinary seminar, 3 credit hours), with a grade of A or B.
- IDH 1107, The Competitive Edge (humanities-based leadership course, 1 credit hour), with a grade of A or B.
- Achieve a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or greater
- Demonstrate the ability to make successful oral presentations
- Complete 25 documented hours of service-learning
- Complete all additional requirements for an AA degree
