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Student presenting Departmental Honors project

In your final two years, you will choose a path — University Honors, Departmental Honors or both!

Three colloquia courses, nine hours

Honors Colloquia courses give you an inside look at interdisciplinary topics in discussion-centered seminars. Here are some examples:

  • Nature of Giving & Philanthropy
  • Deconstructing Disney
  • City as Text: Fort Worth

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Complete a research or creative project in your major (or minor, with approval from the department chair or program director). With a faculty mentor's guidance, determine the topic, method, and timeline for your projects. Then, publicly present your project and submit it to the permanent archive of the Mary Couts Burnett Library.

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Andrews Honors Scholars

Once you complete your Upper-Divison Honors coursework, you will earn the Andrews Honors Scholar distinction. Andrews Honors Scholars are recognized at the semesterly Laureate Ceremony and get to sign the Great Book.

 

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