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The Honors Program offers a challenging and demanding academic program in which students and faculty form a learning community.  Students are expected to excel academically as they develop their skills in composition, speech, independent research, and critical thinking.  Honors Program faculty members challenge students to explore their intellectual interests and potentials.  Students also work closely with assigned faculty mentors to gain admission to four-year transfer institutions of their choice, and identify and apply for transfer scholarships. 

Transfer to Four-Year Universities

Graduates of the Honors Program have gone on to major institutions of higher learning including

• The University of Michigan

• Michigan State University

• Wayne State University

• University of Detroit Mercy

• Lawrence Technological University

• Eastern Michigan University

• College for Creative Studies

• The State University of New York

• New York University

Our graduates have gained admission to schools of law, human and veterinary medicine, business, and various other graduate schools.  HFCC has the highest transferability rate of courses of any community college in the area. 

Receive a Transfer Scholarship

Many of our graduates are the recipients of prestigious transfer scholarships, including the

• Presidential Scholarship at Wayne State University

• Regents Scholarship at Eastern Michigan

• Jesuit Founders’ Scholarship at the University of Detroit Mercy

• Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Scholarship at the University of Michigan

Admission Requirements

Applicants should have a 3.5 cumulative grade-point average in high school or an ACT or SAT composite score in the 80th percentile.  Currently enrolled HFCC students must have completed 12 or more hours in 100-level or higher courses as a full-time student or have completed 15 cumulative hours in 100-level or higher courses as a part-time student before application.  Applicants are encouraged to apply early in their senior year in high school because applications are considered year-round.  The program is open to part-time and full-time students.

Applicants must submit an Honors Program application form along with their high school transcript and a letter of recommendation from a teacher or counselor.  High school applicants must also submit a general college application form and a high school transcript to the HFCC Admissions Office. 

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