Degree Course Planner
Planner for an Honors Bachelor Degree
The following student course planners outline the requirements of an Honors Bachelor degree. They also list the University’s general education and graduation requirements that can be satisfied with Honors courses.
3 Electives
4 Core
1 Thesis
Honors Degree
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Planner for an Honors Bachelor Degree
Planner for students who began study with Honors prior to Fall 2014 or during or after Fall 2014. The Honors Degree requires successful completion of the courses below. Find a printable Honors Student Course Planner here.
4 Honors Core
3 Honors Electives
1 Thesis
- Two semesters of the Intellectual Traditions series – HONOR 2101-2109, 2810
- One semester of Honors science – (Deductive Logic, Global Environmental Change, Human Disease, Intro to Aging, etc.)
- One semester of Honors Writing – HONOR 2211 or 3200
NOTE: Departments with Honors tracks have specific or additional course requirements. Check with your Honors Faculty Advisor for more details.
- HONOR Courses (e.g., American Institutions, Honors Calculus, Honors Core in Social and Behavioral Science, Honors Core in Physical and Life Science, Honors Core in Fine Arts, Honors Praxis Lab, etc.). Many of these also fulfill University General Education requirements
- Departmental Honors Courses
- Honors Internship (Partnership with Hinckley Institute, Clemente Teaching Fellows)
- Study Abroad (with approval from the Honors College)
- Honors Thesis Course – 4999 in your major
- Completion of your Honors thesis
Students who complete the Honors Degree requirements AND maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA will be awarded the Honors Degree.