Course Curriculum | University Honors Program

12 credits of honors classes
- Core Curriculum (6 Credits)
  - HON 151: Sapien Logic (3 credits; General Education: Humanities and Cultural Diversity)
  - HON 193: Research Seminar (1 Credit)
  - HON 251: Leadership Development (2 Credits; General Education: Wellness)
- Honors Electives (6 Credits; Students can take any combination to reach 6 credits)
  - HON 340, 341 or 342: Colloquium in the Humanities, Social Sciences or Sciences (3 Credits)
  - HON 391: Honors Colloquium (3 credits)
    - Students must complete at least one HON 391 course
    - Course themes include: technology; sustainability; food; health; development; global communities; creativity; justice; education
  - Graduate level course (3 Credits):
    - Submit proposal to take graduate course as a junior and complete the course as a senior
  - HON 396: Honors Field Experience (1-3 Credits)
    - Students take on a leadership role in the honors program: Students can serve as mentors, public relations specialists, marketing specialists, grant coordinators, etc.
  - Study Abroad (1-3 Credits)
    - Students must explain how and why the study abroad meets the goals and expectations of the Honors Program
4 Capstone Project Credits
- HON 491 (1 Credit) - Introduction to the Honors Capstone
- HON 489 Senior Thesis (2 credits) - Project Proposal Writing
- HON 494 or XXX 493 Independent Study (1 Credit) - Students take at least one independent study credit in the department of the project advisor.

Freshmen year (3 Credits):

Sophomore year (4-6 credits):

Junior year (3-4 credits)

Senior year (3 credits)