In order to graduate with an Honors designation on your Degree, a total of 24 credit-hours must be earned within the Honors Program. This equates to eight classes. Additionally, some credit hours may be met through Honors Contracts, Research Assistantships, and other approved programs. Please see the Honors Director about these additional opportunities. Regular Honors courses are as follows:
Required Honors Courses:
- Hon 2750 - Legacy of Arts and Letters I
- Hon 2760 - Legacy of Arts and Letters II
- Hon 4950 - Senior Honors Thesis
Elective courses:
- Hon 1001 - Introductory Psychology
- Hon 1010 - Western Civilization to 1603
- Hon 1011 - Introduction to Philosophy
- Hon 1020 - Western Civilization Since 1603
- Hon 1190 - First Year Seminar
- Hon 190C - American History to 1865
- Hon 190Q - Citizen's Guide to Economics
- Hon 190R - American History Since 1865
- Hon 2800 - History of Science
- Hon 2950 - The Art of Critical Thinking
- Hon 3689 - History of the First Amendment
- Hon 3800 - Revolutions and Social Change I
- Hon 3810 - Revolutions and Social Change II
- Hon 3850 - American Culture I
- Hon 3860 - American Culture II
- Hon 3901 - The Epic Tradition
- Hon 492K - The Court in Crisis
- Hon 4920 - Senior Honors Seminar