All honors courses can be used to fulfill the general education requirements. For further clarification, see the course descriptions in the College Bulletin. Honors courses in the College Catalog are designated with an “H."
Each semester, on a rotational basis, one of the following four honors core classes will be offered: English 220H, History 210H, Philosophy 220H, or Science 145H and at least two additional honors classes will be offered. We are currently in the process of mapping upper division courses (more to come). All honors core classes will be selected by the Honors Program Faculty, from the wide variety of disciplines that constitute the Liberal Arts and Sciences curriculum. Thus, by the time the honors student has graduated, he/she may have completed multiple honors courses across disciplines — an extremely substantial honors experience of which the student can be justifiably proud!
Humanities Courses:
English 130H - Introduction to the Novel, Honors
English 220H - Survey of Literature, Honors
History 210H - Western Heritage, Honors
History 220H - U.S. in the 20th Century, Honors
Philosophy 220H - Introduction to Philosophy, Honors
Religion 130H - World Religion, Honors
Social and Behavioral Sciences:
Geography 108H - Physical Geography, Honors
Psychology 123H - Psychobiology, Honors
Psychology 150H - General Psychology, Honors
Sociology 100H: Introduction to Sociology – Honors
Natural Sciences:
Geography 108H - Physical Geography, Honors
Psychology 123H – Psychobiology, Honors
Science 145H - Principals of Biology, Honors
Business:
Economics 221H - Macroeconomics, Honors
