Track 1: University
Honors Scholar
To graduate as a University Honors
Scholar, a student must complete the 23-credit Honors core curriculum
and achieve a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 at
the time of graduation.
The advantages of the University Honors Scholar Option are:
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An enriched undergraduate education through
small, interdisciplinary seminars and Honors courses.
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A superior way to fulfill the University's
general education requirements.
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Completion of the AUCC requirements in
the following five categories: written communication, arts/humanities
(3 of 6 credits), social/behavioral sciences, historical perspectives
and global and cultural awareness.
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Special recognition by the Honors Program
and the college during graduation ceremonies.
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University Honors Scholar designation appears
on transcript and diploma.
Track 1 includes an integrated
core of four interdisciplinary Honors seminars, two Honors courses
in the major, and an Honors thesis/creative project. The design
of the core reflects the view that a world-class education is
continuous and balanced among disciplinary and interdisciplinary
approaches, and that it incorporates both breadth and depth of
studies. The seminars share common integrative themes (based upon
the All University Core Curriculum (AUCC) requirements) and students
are engaged in broad intellectual perspectives throughout their
college career. The two courses in the major enable students to
connect more closely with faculty and to engage more deeply in
disciplinary studies. The Honors senior thesis (which may include
creative artistry) is the quintessential capstone experience.
- Integrated Core of Four Interdisciplinary Honors Seminars
| HONR 192: First-Year Seminar |
4 credits |
| HONR 193: Seminar |
3 credits |
| HONR 392: Seminar |
3 credits |
| HONR 492: Senior Seminar |
3 credits |
- Two honors Courses in Department, College, and/or Major
| A sophomore level course (200-300) |
3 credits |
| An upper division course (300-400) |
3 credits |
- Honors Thesis or Project
| HONR 399: Honors Pre-Thesis |
1 credit |
| HONR 499: Senior Honors Thesis |
3 credits |
The following is a list of the
two honors courses required by major for Track 1 University Honors
Scholars. You must choose one course from the first line and one
from the second. The list is alphabetical by major code within
the college.
Note: ** indicates that you may
choose ANY course with that prefix (i.e. ART3** means that you
may choose ANY 300-level Art course). If you have questions regarding the
Honors Program curriculum please refer to the Honors Student Handbook
or contact the Honors office for assistance.
| Animal Sciences |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| ANEQ 310 |
ANEQ 320 |
ANEQ 330 |
ANEQ 360 |
ANEQ 478 |
| ANEQ 470 |
ANEQ 473 |
ANEQ 474 |
ANEQ 476 |
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| Equine Science |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| ANEQ 320 |
ANEQ 330 |
ANEQ 360 |
ANEQ 344 |
ANEQ 345 |
ANEQ 346 |
| ANEQ 445 |
ANEQ 320 |
ANEQ 330 |
ANEQ344 |
ANEQ345 |
| ANEQ 346 |
ANEQ 360 |
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| Bioag Sciences |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Ag Business |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| AREC 202 |
ECON 202 |
ECON 204 |
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| AREC 305 |
AREC 310 |
AREC 428 |
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| Ag Economics |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| AREC 305 |
AREC 346 |
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| AREC 310 |
AREC 405 |
AREC 478 |
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| Horticulture |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| HORT 260 |
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| HORT310 |
HORT454 |
HORT475 |
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| Landscape Horticulture |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| HORT 221 |
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| HORT 321 |
HORT 341 |
HORT 464 |
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| Landscape Architecture |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| LAND 230 |
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| LAND 362 |
LAND 446 |
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| Soil and Crop Sciences |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| SOCR 330 |
SOCR 350 |
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| SOCR 421 |
SOCR 430 |
SOCR 478 |
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| Apparel and Merchandizing |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Interior Design |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Heath and Exercise Science |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| HES 207 |
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| HES 403 |
HES 476 |
HES 479 |
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| Nutrition and Food Science |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| FSHN 350 |
FSHN 360 |
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| FSHN 450 |
FSHN 451 |
FSHN 459 |
FSHN 470 |
FTEC 400 |
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| Restaurant and Restaurant Mgt |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Consumer and Family Studies |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Human Development & Family Studies |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| HDFS 310 |
HDFS 311 |
HDFS 312 |
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| HDFS 302 |
HDFS 334 |
HDFS 402 |
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| Construction Mgt |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CON 351 |
CON 367 |
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| CON 461 |
CON 462 |
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| Social Work |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Business Administration |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BUS 260H |
ACT 220H |
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| FIN 300H |
MKT 300H |
BUS 479H |
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| Accounting |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BUS 260H |
ACT 220H |
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| FIN 300H |
MKT 300H |
BUS 479H |
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| Finance and Real Estate |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BUS 260H |
ACT 220H |
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| FIN 300H |
MKT 300H |
BUS 479H |
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| Marketing |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BUS 260H |
ACT 220H |
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| FIN 300H |
MKT 300H |
BUS 479H |
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| Organizational Management |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BUS 260H |
ACT 220H |
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| FIN 300H |
MKT 300H |
BUS 479H |
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| Information Systems |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BUS 260H |
ACT 220H |
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| FIN 300H |
MKT 300H |
BUS 479H |
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| Chemical and Biomedical Engineering |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CHEM 345 |
CHEM 341 |
CIVE 260 |
CIVE 261 |
MATH 261 |
| CHEM 346 |
CHEM 343 |
CBE 406 |
MATH 340 |
MIP 300 |
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| Civil Engineering |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CIVE 260 |
CIVE 261 |
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| CIVE 360 |
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| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| ECE 202 |
ECE 251 |
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| ECE 303 |
ECE 312 |
ECE 332 |
ECE 342 |
ECE 343 |
| ECE 362 |
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| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| ECE 202 |
ECE 251 |
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| ECE 303 |
ECE 312 |
ECE 332 |
ECE 342 |
ECE 343 |
| ECE 362 |
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| Engineering Sciences |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CIVE 260 |
CIVE 261 |
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| CIVE 360 |
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| Environmental Engineering |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CIVE 260 |
CIVE261 |
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| CIVE 360 |
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| Mechanical Engineering |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CIVE 260 |
CIVE 261 |
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| MECH 342 |
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| Anthropology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Art (B.A.) |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| ART 2** |
ART 3** |
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| ART 3** |
ART 4** |
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| ART (B.F.A.) |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Economics |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| ECON 202 |
ECON 204 |
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| ECON 304 |
ECON 306 |
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| English |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| French |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| LFRE 200 |
CFRE 201 |
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| LFRE 436 |
LFRE 437 |
LFRE 434 |
LFRE 433A |
LFRE 433B |
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| German |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| LGER 200 |
LGER 201 |
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| LGER 436 |
LGER 437 |
LGER 434 |
LGER 433A |
LGER 433B |
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| Spanish |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| LSPA 200 |
LSPA 201 |
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| LSPA 436 |
LSPA 437 |
LSPA 434 |
LSPA 433A |
LSPA 433B |
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| History |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| HIST 2** |
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| HIST 3** |
HIST 4** |
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| Technical Journalism |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Liberal Arts (International Studies) |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Liberal Arts |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Any listed Liberal Arts 200 level class |
| Any listed Liberal Arts 300/400 level class |
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| Music |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Dance |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Theater |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| TH 255 |
TH 256 |
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| TH 341 |
TH 342 |
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| Philosophy |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| PHIL 205 |
PHIL 206 |
PHIL 210 |
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| PHIL 300 |
PHIL 301 |
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| Political Science |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| POLS 232 |
POLS 241 |
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| POLS 492 |
POLS 4** |
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| Sociology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Speech Communications |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| SPCM 300 |
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| SPCM 311 |
SPCM 341/342 |
SPCM 355 |
SPCM 411/412 |
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| Conservation Biology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Geology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| GEOL 232 |
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| GEOL 344 |
GEOL 454 |
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| Watershed Science |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Forestry |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Natural Resources Management |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Fishery Biology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| FW 204 |
NR 320 |
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| FW 401 |
FW 300 |
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| Wildlife Biology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| FW 370 |
NR 300 |
NR 320 |
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| FW 471 |
FW 370 |
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| Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| NRRT 320 |
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| NRRT 376 |
NRRT 442 |
NRRT 440 |
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| Rangeland Ecology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| Biochemistry |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| LIFE 201B |
LIFE 202B |
LIFE 210 |
LIFE 211 |
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| BCHM 401 |
BCHM 496 |
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| Biology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BZ 220 |
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| BZ 310 |
BZ 311 |
LIFE 320 |
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| Zoology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BZ 220 |
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| BZ 310 |
BZ 311 |
LIFE 320 |
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| Chemistry |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CHEM 345 |
CHEM 346 |
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| CHEM 498 |
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| Computer Science |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| CS 200 |
CS 270 |
CS 253 |
CS 495 |
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| CS 4** |
CS 495 |
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| Mathematics |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| MATH 261 H |
MATH 317 |
MATH 366 |
MATH 369 |
STAT 321 |
| MATH 340 |
MATH 317 |
MATH 366 |
MATH 369 |
STAT 321 |
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| Physics |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| PH 314 |
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| PH 341 |
PH 351/353 |
PH 451/452 |
PH 461 |
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| Psychology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| PSY 250H |
PSY350 |
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| PSY 384 |
PSY450 |
PSY392 |
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| Environmental Health |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| ERHS 220 |
ERHS 307 |
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| ERHS 410 |
ERHS 430 |
ERHS 446 |
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| Microbiology |
| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| MIP 300H |
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| MIP 420 |
MIP 443 |
MIP 450 |
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| 1st Honors Course: |
| 2nd Honors Course: |
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| BMS 301 |
BMS 305 |
BMS 360 |
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| BMS 302H |
BMS 325 |
BMS 345 |
BMS 405 |
BMS 420 |
| BMS 430 |
BMS 450 |
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This option is a 17 credit program
of study that consists of a one credit freshman seminar during
the fall semester (transfer students are not required to take
this class) and 16 credits of upper division courses in the
major/discipline, including the Honors pre-thesis and Senior
Honors Thesis. Track 2 students must complete their thesis requirement
in their major. Please note that not all departments offer a
Track 2 program.
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| IU 193: Honors Freshman Seminar |
1 credit |
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| Three to four Honors
courses in the major |
12 credits |
- Honors Thesis or Project
| HONR 399: Honors Pre-Thesis |
1 credit |
| HONR 499: Senior Honors Thesis |
3 credits |
Click on the links below to see additional
information about meeting the requirements in majors which have
approved Track 2 programs. Majors are listed alphabetically
by college.
*Note: unless otherwise listed, classes are 3 credits each
**All majors must complete the Senior Honors Thesis requirement.
| Animal Sciences |
Choose 12 Credits from the following courses:
1) Honors options: ANEQ310, ANEQ320, ANEQ330, ANEQ360, ANEQ470, ANEQ472, ANEQ473, ANEQ474 - ( 6 credits maximum of honors option)
2) Independent Study: ANEQ495
3) Graduate Courses: ANEQ500V, ANEQ522, ANEQ567, ANEQ575 |
| Equine Science |
Choose 12 Credits from the following courses:
1) Honors options: ANEQ344, ANEQ345, ANEQ346, ANEQ445 - ( 6 credits maximum of honors option)
2) Independent Study: ANEQ495
3) Graduate Courses: ANEQ500V, ANEQ522, ANEQ565
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| Ag Business |
Upper division courses in the discipline/major (minimum 12 credits; at least 6 credits must be from regular courses)
Honors Option courses 6 cr. max
Graduate courses 6 cr. max
AREC495 Independent Study 3 cr. max
AREC496 Group Study 3 cr. max
Cross-disciplinary honors courses 3 cr. max
AREC487 Internship 3 cr. max |
| Ag Economics |
Upper division courses in the discipline/major (minimum 12 credits; at least 6 credits must be from regular courses)
Honors Option courses 6 cr. max
Graduate courses 6 cr. max
AREC495 Independent Study 3 cr. max
AREC496 Group Study 3 cr. max
Cross-disciplinary honors courses 3 cr. max
AREC487 Internship 3 cr. max |
| Horticulture |
Select six credits from the following courses (Honors Option) 6 cr.
H310(4 cr) H401(3 cr) H454(2 cr) H475(3 cr)
H487V Internship 3 cr.
H495V Independent Study (Research) 3 cr. |
| Landscape Horticulture |
Select six credits from the following courses (Honors Option) 6 cr.
H321(4cr) H341 H432(5cr.) H464
H487V Internship 3 cr.
H495V Independent Study (Research) 3 cr. |
| Soil and Crop Sciences |
Upper division courses in the discipline/major (minimum 12 credits; at least 6 credits must be from regular courses)
Honors Option courses 6 cr. max
Graduate courses 6 cr. max
SC495 Independent Study 3 cr. max
SC498 Undergraduate Research 6 cr. max
Cross-disciplinary honors courses 3 cr. max
SC487 Internship 3 cr. max |
| Interior Design |
12 credits from the following:
Required (honors sections)
INTD400 Interior Design Research Proposal 4 credits
INTD476 Interior Design Project 4 credits
Honors options (6 credits maximum)
INTD356 Professional Communications 3 credits
INTD359 History of Interior Design 3 credits
Graduate courses
INTD575 Problems-Interior Designs 3 credits
INTD578 Trends 3 credits |
| Health and Exercise Science |
HES 300 or 400 level
2 courses either Honors Option or Honors Section 6 cr.
(Courses are selected with department approval)
Select 6 credits from the following: 6 cr.
HES 486 HES 495 HES 500 level |
| Design & Merchandising |
12 credits from the following:
Honors options (select 3 credits maximum):
AM 321 AM 330 AM 341
AM 342 AM 363 AM 366
Honors sections (select 6 credits maximum):
AM 421 AM 446 AM 460 AM 450
AM 466 AM 479 AM 495
Graduate courses (select 3 credits maximum):
AM 525 AM 546 AM 550 AM 572
Total Credits 12 |
| Social Work |
12 credits from the following:
Honors section
AHS300 SOWK384 SOWK495
Honors options (maximum 6 credits)
SOWK352 SOWK330
SOWK371 SOWK410
Graduate classes
SOWK500 SOWK510
SOWK511 SOWK520 |
| Nutrition Honors Scholar |
Honors options: Select six credits from the following list: (6 credits)
FSHN350 and FSHN450 or FSHN470
Graduate course: Select one of the following: (3 credits)
FSHN550 FSHN551
Independent Study (FSHN495A-V) (3 credits)
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| Human Development and Family Studies Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix # Title Credits
1) Select one Honors Option family studies course (3 credits):
HDFS 302 HDFS 334 HDFS 402
2) Select one Honors Option developmental course (3 credits)
HDFS 310 HDFS 311 HDFS 312 HDFS 401
3) Select one graduate HDFS theories course (3 credits):
AHS500 HDFS524
Select one research methods course (3 credits):
HDFS300 HFS550 |
| Business Honors Scholar |
Honors sections of upper-division (300-400 level) business classes
(six credits required): 6 cr.
Choose six additional credits from among the following: 6 cr.
Additional Honors sections of upper division business courses
Honors Option in upper-division business courses
Graduate-level business courses
Honors Option in Undergraduate Research (three cr. max.)
Field-related upper-division honors or honors option course (three cr. max)
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| Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Honors Scholar |
Choose 12 credits from the following options:
Required: One or two Honors science/mathematics
courses closely related to the CBE major (MB 300 H, CHEM
345 H, CHEM 346 H, MATH 340 H; others at the 300 level
or higher as approved by the CBE honors adviser) 3-9
credits
Required: One or more Chemical
and Biological Engineering Honors or graduate-level courses
(CBE 406 H, CBE 501, CBE 502, CBE 503, CBE 504, CBE 514;
others at the 300 level or higher as approved by the CBE
honors adviser) 3-9 credits
Options:
(a) Honors options of 300-level or higher courses may
be used to satisfy the requirements in the science/math
or CBE categories with agreement of the instructor and
approval of the CBE honors advisor;
(b) up to 3 credits of undergraduate research/independent
study may be used toward the 12 credit total if this research
is unpaid and is conducted at the junior or senior level,
if a research plan is approved by the CBE Honors adviser,
and if a final research report is approved by the CBE
honors adviser.
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| Civil Engineering Honors Scholar |
Choose 12 credits from the following options:
Required: One or two Honors science/mathematics
courses closely related to the Civil Engineering (CE)
major (MIP 300 H, MATH 340 H; others at the 300 level
or higher as approved by the CEHonors adviser) 4
credits
Required: One or more Civil
Engineering Honors or graduate-level courses (CIVE 322
H, CIVE 360 H; others at the 300 level or higher as approved
by the CE Honors adviser) 3-9 credits
Options:
(a) Honors options of 300-level or higher courses may
be used to satisfy the requirements in the science/math
or CE categories with agreement of the instructor and
approval of the CE Honors adviser;
(b) up to 3 credits of undergraduate research/independent
study may be used toward the 12 credit total if this research
is unpaid and is conducted at the junior or senior level,
if a research plan is approved by the CE Honors adviser,
and if a final research report is approved by the CE Honors
adviser.
Note: A limit of 6 credits maximum will
be awarded for Honors options, graduate courses, or undergraduate
research; not more than 3 credits can be applied through
independent study, internships, or field related courses.
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| Environmental Engineering Honors Scholar |
Choose 12 credits from the following options:
Required: One or two Honors science/mathematics
courses closely related to the Environmental Engineering
(ENVE) major (MIP 300 H, MATH 340 H; others at the 300
level or higher as approved by the ENVE Honors adviser) 3-9 credits
Required: One or more Civil
or Environmental Engineering Honors or graduate-level
courses (CIVE 322 H, CIVE 360; others at the 300 level
or higher as approved by the ENVE Honors adviser) 3-9
credits
Options:
(a) Honors options of 300-level or higher courses may
be used to satisfy the requirements in the science/math
or ENVE categories with agreement of the instructor and
approval of the ENVE Honors adviser;
(b) up to 3 credits of undergraduate research/independent
study may be used toward the 12 credit total if this research
is unpaid and is conducted at the junior or senior level,
if a research plan is approved by the ENVE Honors adviser,
and if a final research report is approved by the ENVE
Honors adviser.
Note: A limit of 6 credits maximum will
be awarded for Honors options, graduate courses, or undergraduate
research; not more than 3 credits can be applied through
independent study, internships, or field related courses.
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| Mechanical Engineering Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix/# Title Credits
Required - honors sections of the following courses:
MATH 340 Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations 4 credits
MECH 342 Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Flow Processes 3 credits
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Required: Two graduate-level courses from the following list:
MECH 520 Finite Element Analysis in Mechanical Engineering 3 cr
MECH 524 Principles of Dynamics 3 cr
MECH 536 Materials Applications in Renewable Energy 3 cr
MECH 552 Applied Computational Fluid Mechanics 3 cr
MECH 570 Bioengineering 3 cr
Total Credits 12 |
| Computer Engineering Honors Scholar |
Choose 12 credits from the following options:
MATH 340 Introduction to Ordinary Differential 4 credits
Equations - Honors
Required: 9 credits of courses chosen from the following options: 9 credits
Honors sections or options:
ECE311 Linear Systems Analysis I 3 cr (fall)
ECE312 Linear Systems Analysis II 3 cr (spring)
ECE331 Electronics Principles I 4 cr (fall)
ECE332 Electronic Principles II 4 cr (spring)
ECE303 Introduction to Communication Principles 3 cr (fall)
ECE 4XXH Technical Elective (honors) 3-4 cr
ECE5XX Graduate level class
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| Electrical Engineering Honors Scholar |
Choose 12 credits from the following options:
Required:
MATH 340 Introduction to Ordinary Differential 4 credits
Equations - Honors
Required: 9 credits of courses chosen from the following options: 9 credits
Honors sections or options:
ECE311 Linear Systems Analysis I 3 cr (fall)
ECE312 Linear Systems Analysis II 3 cr (spring)
ECE331 Electronics Principles I 4 cr (fall)
ECE332 Electronic Principles II 4 cr (spring)
ECE341 Electromagnetics I 3 cr (fall)
ECE342 Electromagnetics II 3 cr (spring)
ECE303 Introduction to Communication Principles 3 cr (fall)
ECE 4XXH Technical Elective (honors) 3-4 cr
ECE5XX Graduate level class
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| Anthropology Honors Scholar |
1) 300 and 400 level courses (choose any two):
AP/PO/S 3** AP/PO/S 3** AP3XX or AP4XX Honors class
2) 500 level courses in department: (choose any two)
ANTH500
Cultural
ANTH515 ANTH520 ANTH521 ANTH528 ANTH529
ANTH530 ANTH535 ANTH540 ANTH545 ANTH580
Archaeology
ANTH541 ANTH542 ANTH551 ANTH553 ANTH555
ANTH580 ANTH580
Biological Anthropology
ANTH570 ANTH571
ANTH572 ANTH564
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| Art Honors Scholar |
Choose from the following to
achieve 12 total credits in the department:
Honors Option 300-400 level art courses
6
max
Graduate courses (500 level)
6
max
Independent Study (Honors) (ART495)
3 max
Field-related course or internship
3
max
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| Economics Honors Scholar |
Choose
from the following to achieve 12 total credits in the
department:
Choose 6 credits from the following:
ECON 304 Intermediate
Macroeconomics
3
ECON 306 Intermediate
Microeconomics
3
ECON 4**
Honors option
3
Choose 6 credits from the following:
ECON 495 Honors
Research
3 max
ECON 5** Graduate
level class
3-6
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| Music Honors Scholar |
Choose from the following to achieve 12 total credits in the department:
Course
Prefix #
Title Credits
MU 472/473 **
Applied
Study
3
MU 517 or MU 518
Analytical Techniques
3
MU 530, MU 531, MU 532, Periods
in Music History/Literature 3
MU 533, MU 534, MU 535
Select From:
3
MU 487 (Music Therapy) Internship
ED 485 (Music Education) or
Student Teaching
MU 408 (Music Performance) Chamber
Music
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| Spanish, French, or German Honors Scholar |
Choose from the following to
achieve twelve (12) total departmental credits:
Course
Prefix #
Special Information
Credits
L5xx (S, F or G)* see General Catalog
6 max
L3xx (S, F or G) or
Honors Option
6 max
L4xx (S, F or G)
Independent Study (L487V) or
3 max
Internship (L495 S, F or G)
*Content requirements must be verified
before Honors credit is awarded for any “piggy-backed”
graduate course.
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| International Studies |
Choose from the following to
achieve twelve (12) total departmental credits:
Honors option or honors section of any 300 or 400 level class required in the student's major | 6 credits maximum |
| Honors sections of: |
| INST300 | Introduction to International Studies | 3 credits |
| INST492 | International Studies Capstone | 3 credits |
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| Technical Journalism Honors Scholar |
One Designated Honors course*
JTC 471 Communication Research Methods (Junior year) 3 credits
Fulfills the Upper Division Concept Course requirement (II.A.)
One Graduate-level course
Any JTC 500-level course 3 credits
Fulfills the JTC Elective requirement
,JTC 500 not allowed
Two Honors Option courses*
Any JTC course 3 credits Recommended: JTC 411 or JTC 415 to fulfill Law or Ethics requirement (II.A.).
JTC 484, 487, 495 not allowed.
Specific JTC course within student's concentration 3 credits
Fulfills a specific requirement in declared concentration
Computer-Mediated Communication Concentration (choose one)
JTC 335 JTC 365 JTC 373
News-Editorial Concentration (choose one)
JTC 320 JTC 328 JTC 361 JTC 461
Public Relations Concentration (choose one)
JTC 351 JTC 353
Specialized and Technical Communication Concentration (choose one)
JTC 361 JTC 461JTC 464
Television News and Video Communication Concentration (choose one)
JTC 341JTC 343 JTC 345JTC
* Designated Track 2 Honors course (JTC 471) and elected Honors Option courses require an additional enriching academic experience agreed upon by the instructor and student.
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| Philosophy Honors Scholar |
Choose 6 credits from the following:
Course Prefix # Credits
PHIL 3** or PHIL 4** 6
Choose 6 credits from the following:
Course Prefix # Credits
PHIL 495 PHIL 5** 3-6
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| Political Science Honors Scholar |
300 and 400 level courses (choose any two; maximum of 6 credits):
AP/PO/S 3** interdisciplinary course #1
AP/PO/S 3** interdisciplinary course #2
PO3XX or PO4XX Honors course with a “break-out” section
PO3XX or PO4XX Honors course
500 level courses in Political Science Department: (choose any two; maximum of 6 credits)
All PO 5XX courses, with consent of the instructor. They are:
PO500 PO501 PO520 PO530 PO531
PO532 PO540 PO541 PO550 PO552
PO581 PO580
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| Sociology Honors Scholar |
Take both of the following:
AP/PO/S 3** Interdisciplinary course #1
AP/PO/S 3** Interdisciplinary course #2
500 level courses in department: (Select two; at least one must be SOC502, SOC510 or SOC511)
SOC501 SOC502 SOC510 SOC511 SOC540
SOC564 |
| Communication Studies Honors Scholar |
Choose 12 credits from the following list:
Course Prefix #
SPCM300/400 level courses 6 cr.
SPCM 500 level courses 6 cr.
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| Geology Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix # Credits
Honors option upper division Geology courses 6 cr max
Graduate Geology courses 6 cr max
G494A-H Independent Study 3 cr max
G498 Undergraduate research 6 cr max
Course related to field 3 cr max |
| Natural Resources Stewardship Honors Scholar |
Honors section of regular course
Honors option (6 credits max)
Graduate course (6 credits max)
Field related course (3 credits max)
Independent study (3 credits max)
Undergraduate research (6 credits max)
Internship (3 credits max) |
| Fishery Biology Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix #
Honors courses or Honors option (maximum: 6 credits)
FW 300( 2cr.) FW401 LIFE320 FW370
Graduate Course (approved by Departmental Honors Advisor) 3-4 cr.
FW487 Internship 1-3 cr.
FW495 Independent Study 1-3 cr.
FW496 Service Learning/Group Study 1-3 cr. |
| Wildlife Biology Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix #
Honors courses or Honors option (maximum 6 credits honors option)
LIFE320 FW370 FW471( 4 cr.)
Graduate Course (approved by Departmental Honors Advisor) 3-4 credits
FW487(1-3 cr.) FW495( 1-3 cr.) FW496( 1-3 cr.) |
| Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix # Credits
Required:
NR320
Choose 9 credits from among the following courses: 9 cr
RR495 Independent Study/Research (3 cr)
RR376 Recreation Measurements (Honors option) (3 cr)
Graduate course (must be approved by instructor and (3 cr)
honors advisor)
Other approved honors-only course (approved by honors (3 cr)
advisor) |
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| Biochemistry Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix #
BCHM499A or BCHM499B* CHEM341 or C343 (3 cr.) BCHM401 and BCHM496
one of the following courses:
BCHM563 ( 4cr.) BCHM565 (4 cr.) BCHM498 (4 cr.)
Biochemistry Track 2 students will register for BCHM499A/B rather than HONR499 Senior Honors Thesis. |
| Zoology Honors Scholar |
A minimum of 12 credits of courses, apportioned as follows:
A) Independent Study/Research/Internship courses – a minimum of 3 credits in total required from among the following:
BZ487 BZ495 BZ498
B) A minimum of 9 credits in total from among the following categories of courses:
- Honors Sections of regular upper-division BY or BZ courses:
BZ310 LIFE320 BZ335
- Honors Option of regular courses used to fulfill “Upper Division Zoology” requirement in the Zoology major (6 cr. maximum)
- Regular graduate-level Zoology courses (6 cr. maximum):
BZ510 BZ520 BZ535 BZ578(4 cr.) BZ579 (4 cr.)
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| Chemistry Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix #
CHEM498 (Juniors/seniors only 6 cr.)
Any CHEM3XX or CHEM4XX course taught as an Honors Option or as
an Honors section (maximum 3 credits allowed for CHEM495) or
any chemistry graduate course. (6 cr.) |
| Computer Science |
Choose twelve credits from the following:
Regular Computer Science (CS) courses at 300-500 level 6 cr max
Undergraduate CS research credit 6 cr max
CS Independent Study, CS Practicum 3 cr max
*Since regular CS classes are 4 credits each, students can only count 1.5 courses towards the Honors Track 2 requirements in Computer Science. |
| Mathematics honors Scholar |
(A) Honors sections of classes (6 credits)
Math 417 and Math 466 are capstone courses for the General Mathematics Concentration. These courses will be taught as break-out courses by adding one extra session per week for the Honors students.
Math 417 Math 466
(B) Mathematics Honors Option Courses: (6 credits)
A minimum of six additional credits from Mathematics courses at the 400-level or above. At least three credits must be from the following list:
Math 418 Math 467 Math 469
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| Physics Honors Scholar |
A minimum of twelve credits from a combination of courses from Sections A, B, and C.
Course Prefix #
A. Honors Option courses, chosen from the following list (maximum 6 credits)
PH 325 (2cr.)
PH 341 (4cr.)
PH 351 (4cr.)
PH 353 (4cr.)
PH 361
PH 451
PH 452
PH 462
B. Other undergraduate courses
PH 495 (3 cr. max )
PH 498 (6 cr. max)
C. Graduate courses
PH 521
PH 522 (2cr.)
PH 531
PH 561
PH 571
PH 572 |
| Psychology Honors Scholar |
Course Prefix #
PSY392 Current Topics in Psychology 2 cr.
PSY350 Advanced Research Methods I 3 cr.
PSY450 Advanced Research Methods II 4 cr.
Choose any one of the following: 3 cr.
PSY384 Supervised College Teaching-Honors
PSY486 Practicum-Honors
PSY488 Field Placement-Honors
PSY495 Independent Study-Honors
PSY496 Group Study-Honors
PSY499 Senior Honors Thesis
Students will register for PSY 499 Senior Thesis in the first semester, senior year, and HONR499 Honors thesis in their second semester senior year. The intent of this sequence is to require a full year of thesis research (6 credits). |
| Biology Honors Scholar |
A minimum of 12 credits of courses, apportioned as follows:
A) Independent Study/Research/Internship courses – a minimum of 3 credits in total required from among the following:
BZ487 BZ495 BZ498
B) A minimum of 9 credits in total from among the following categories of courses:
Honors Sections of regular upper-division BY or BZ courses:
BZ310(4 cr.) BZ311(4 cr.) LIFE320 BZ335
Honors Option of regular upper-division courses used to fulfill “Selected Field” or “Additional Field” requirements in the Biological Sciences major (6 cr. maximum)
Regular graduate-level BZ courses (6 cr. maximum):
BZ5XX |
| Microbiology Honors Scholar |
A minimum of twelve credits in the major are required, to be chosen from the following categories:
Course Prefix #
Category 1 (required)
MIP300H
Category 2 Honors Option. Choose one course from the following list. One course is required; additional courses can be used as Departmental Electives.
MIP420(4 cr.) MIP443(4 cr.) MIP450
Category 3 : Choose additional courses from the following list.
| MIP302H (2cr.) |
MIP498 |
MIP530 |
MIP/EH 533 |
MIP540(2cr.) |
| MIP540 (4cr.) |
MIP563 |
MIP/BZ 577 |
MIP/BZ 578 |
MIP 580 |
| PA 555 |
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| Biomedical Sciences Honors Scholar |
1. Choose 6 credits from the following:
BMS302 H(2 cr. )
Honors Option courses:
| BMS 301(5 cr.) |
BMS 305 (4cr.) |
BMS 325 |
BMS 360 (4cr.) |
BMS 405 |
| BMS 420 |
BMS 430 |
BMS 450 |
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2. Choose 6 credits from the following:
| BMS 384V |
BMS 487 |
BMS 498 |
BMS 495V (4cr.) |
BMS 500(4 cr.) |
| BMS 501(4 cr.) |
BMS 531 |
BMS 575(4cr.) |
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| Environmental Health Honors Scholar |
Completion of an Honors Option in at least two of the following courses:
| ERHS 320 |
ERHS 332 |
ERHS 350 |
ERHS 410 |
ERHS 430 |
| ERHS 446 |
ERHS300 |
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A TOTAL of 6 credits from the following groups (1-4):
Group 1 up to 6 credits from among the following courses:
| ERHS 502 |
ERHS 526 |
ERHS 532 |
ERHS 542 |
ERHS 544 |
| ERHS 550 |
ERHS 551 |
ERHS 530 |
ERHS 550 (5cr.) |
ERHS 561(2 cr.) |
| ERHS 570 |
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Group 2 up to 3 credits
ERHS 494
Group 3 up to 6 credits
ERHS 498
Group 4 up to 3 credits
ERHS 487 |
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