Honors Central

FALL 2025 Honors Advising "Cheat Sheet"

FALL 2025 CLASS HIGHLIGHT!

HONR 3117. Ideas in Conflict I: Ancient and Classical. Credit 3 hours. Prerequisite: Sophomore standing with 2.75 or higher GPA; consent of the department head for students with lower than 2.75 GPA. An interdisciplinary seminar for Honors and non-Honors students. Through reading, discussion, and oral reports, students examine world-transforming debates found in texts of rhetoric, literature, and moral and political philosophy in the Greek, Roman, and Biblical eras. Concepts and language having to do with justice understood as a human virtue and a condition for social harmony are a primary emphasis of this course. HONR 3117 may be substituted for a 1000-3000 communication course with approval of the Head of the Department in which a student is majoring; or it may be used to satisfy a “Humanities,” “Social Studies,” or “Social Science” elective in any curriculum. (Fall Odd Year Semesters)

SOUTHEASTERN HONORS PROGRAM WEBSITE

HONORS LIVING & LEARNING COMMUNITY (LLC) WEBSITE
HONORS COURSES & HOW THEY DIFFER FROM NON-HONORS COURSES

SPECIAL HONORS RECOGNITIONS

1. SOPHOMORE HONORS DISTINCTION = 15 hours of 100- or 200-level Honors courses:

• must be chosen from at least 3 disciplines

• generally taken one or two courses (per semester) for the first 4 semesters

• must earn a grade of A or B in the classes

2. SENIOR HONORS DISTINCTION 

3.  HONORS DIPLOMA