Honors Program Curriculum
Students in the honors program will take the following honors courses:
ENGL 1023H | Honors ENGL 1023: Rhetoric & Research Writing |
COMM 1213H | Honors Fundamentals of Speech |
HIST 1543H | Honors Western Civilization |
PSCI 2843H | Honors Topics in Political Science |
Students in the honors program must pass the following courses to graduate “with honors”:
ENGL 3792H | Honors Thesis |
ENGL 3801H | Honors Thesis Independent Study |
Students in the honors program must pass seven of the following eight honors courses to graduate “with honors”:
COMM 1213H | Honors Fundamentals of Speech |
ENGL 1023H | Honors Rhetoric & Research Writing |
ENGL 2843H | Honors Topics in Literature |
HIST 1543H | Honors Western Civilization |
PSCI 2843H | Honors Topics in Political Science |
PSYC 1013H | Honors General Psychology |
SCIE 1843/1H | Honors Topics in Science with Lab |
THEO 1213H | Honors Christian Thought |
Honors Course Sequence
To make sure all the necessary courses are included, each student will follow the structure of the course sequence below:
Fall of First year
THEO 1213H | Honors Christian Thought |
ENGL 1023H | Honors Rhetoric & Research Writing |
Spring of First year
COMM 1213H | Honors Fundamentals of Speech |
PSYC 1013H | Honors General Psychology |
Fall of Sophomore year
SCIE 1843/1H | Honors Topics in Science with Lab |
HIST 1543H | Honors Western Civilization |
Spring of Sophomore year
ENGL 2843H | Honors Topics in Literature |
PSCI 2843H | Honors Topics in Political Science |
Fall of Junior year
ENGL 3792H | Honors Thesis |
Fall of Senior Year
ENGL 3801H | Honors Thesis Independent Study |
Spring of Senior year
ENGL 3801H | Honors Thesis Independent Study |