Honors Sequence 2011-13 Bulletin
B.A., B.A.B., B.F. A., B.M., or BIS Degrees
50-51 Credit Hours
HON 099 Freshman Orientation for Honors Students (1 Hour) This course is required for incoming students who have not declared a major. Students who have declared a major should enroll in the departmental orientation class designed for the declared major.
ENG 150 Honors Composition and Research (4 Hours)
Two of the following fine arts / communication electives:
HON 165 Honors Seminar in Communication (3 Hours)
One of the following:
HON 201 Honors Seminar in Soc. Science I (3 Hours)
HON 202 Honors Seminar in Soc. Science II (3 Hours)
HON 251 Honors Seminar in Lit. and Philosophy I (3 Hours)
One of the following electives:
HON 261 Honors Seminar in Science (3 Hours)
HON 262 Honors Seminar in Mathematics (3 Hours)
Three of the following electives:
HON 437 Senior Honors Thesis (3 Hours)
Additional Requirements for the Honors Diploma
Competency in Mathematics – The student must complete three hours of mathematics chosen from the University Studies mathematics category. This course can serve as the prerequisite for HON 262.
And
One Lab Science – The student must complete one lab science chosen from the University Studies science category. This course can serve as the prerequisite for HON 261.
Foreign Language Competency – 12 hour sequence (excluding 105) in a foreign language culminating in at least a 202 level course – Example: SPA 101, SPA 102, SPA 201, SPA 202
Study Abroad
Students must participate in a year, semester, or summer study abroad program. Courses taken abroad may be used towards the Honors Sequence, foreign language competency, major, or minor.
Honors Sequence 2011-13 Bulletin
B.S., B.S.A., B.S.B., B.S.N., B.S.V.T.E. Degrees
50-51 Credit Hours
HON 099 Freshman Orientation for Honors Students (1 Hour) This course is required for incoming students who have not declared a major. Students who have declared a major should enroll in the departmental orientation class designed for the declared major.
ENG 150 Honors Composition and Research (4 Hours)
Two of the following fine arts / communication electives:
HON 165 Honors Seminar in Communication (3 Hours)
One of the following:
HON 201 Honors Seminar in Soc. Science I (3 Hours)
HON 202 Honors Seminar in Soc. Science II (3 Hours)
Both of the following:
HON 251 Honors Seminar in Lit. and Philosophy I (3 Hours)
HON 252 Honors Seminar in Lit. and Philosophy II (3 Hours)
Two of the following electives
HON 437 Senior Honors Thesis (3 Hours)
Additional Requirements for the Honors Diploma
Competency in Mathematics – The student must complete three hours of mathematics chosen from the University Studies mathematics category.
And
One Lab Science – The student must complete one lab science chosen from the University Studies science category.
Foreign Language Competency – 6 hour sequence (excluding 105) in a foreign language culminating in at least a 102 level course – Example: SPA 101, SPA 102
9 Hours of University Studies Science, Math, or Language – These must be additional courses to those competency courses in math, science, and language mentioned above; students should consult their major advisors in deciding which courses to take, as specific courses are often needed to fulfill general education stipulated requirements for specific majors. Either HON 261(Honors Seminar in Science) or HON 262 (Honors Seminar in Mathematics) may be taken for three of these hours.
Study Abroad
Students must participate in a year, semester, or summer study abroad program. Courses taken abroad may be used towards the Honors Sequence, foreign language competency, major, or minor.