i. Curriculum
The Honors Core Curriculum combines academic excellence and the Great Books tradition with cutting-edge science and flexibility for any major. All Honors core courses are taught by select professors in smaller class sizes.
- Honors Freshman Seminar: An exclusive Honors freshman seminar introduces students to the Honors College, provides practical tips on how to thrive in college, offers enriching and interdisciplinary talks about common texts from their Honors core courses, and hosts social gatherings for Honors students.
- Honors Core Courses: Throughout their four years, Honors students choose at least five Honors core curriculum courses in History, Rhetoric and Poetics, Philosophy, Politics, and Theology. They can also take Latin, Greek, Chemistry, and Physics for Honors credit.
- Honors Capstone: In their Honors Capstone seminar, seniors will engage deep questions on a life well lived, combining philosophy, theology, the sciences and humanities, and their own academic project.
- Honors Research Internship: Honors students may also receive academic credit through the Honors Research Internship, in which they gain real-world skills by working one-on-one with a professor on his or her research in any discipline.
Explore a sample four-year curriculum