Liberal Studies, or complete only the core requirements of general studies courses through the Honors Program and then go on to major in any field.  The Honors Program features small classes with fifteen or fewer students, a challenging interdisciplinary and multicultural curriculum, a faculty devoted to

undergraduate education, and a community spirit among faculty and students.  It also offers scholarships, opportunities for travel abroad, paid internships, and participation in state, regional and national honors conferences.

A liberally educated mind is valuable, and Honors Program graduates have

succeeded in law, business, education, psychology, criminal justice, computer

science, medicine, and government service.  Majors in every field can complete

their core liberal studies requirements through the Honors Program. The core

courses fit into pre-medical, pre-engineering, pre-veterinary, and pre-law

programs and provide excellent preparation for graduate school.

Students applying for admission to the Honors Program should possess a strong

academic background, a minimum Enhanced ACT composite score of 21, and a

strong desire to learn. Transfer students are welcome.