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How
would you like to learn about the latest techniques for
uncovering secrets of past civilizations at an archaeological
site in Italy? Or discuss social development with psychologists
and anthropologists at a primate center? Does meeting
with leaders from large corporate firms and small business
sound interesting to you?
If
the answer is 'Yes!' read on to find out more about Clarion
University's Honors Program!
Students
enrolled in our Honors Program display a history of outstanding
academic excellence. They show a keen desire for professional
success, and expect to lead the way in creating the future.
Our
Honors program adds sizzle to the conventional classroom,
plunging you into concentrated, stimulating learning.
If
this still sounds like you, keep going!
Participation
in the honors program involves:
- Specially
designed courses taught as special topics by faculty
instructors recruited for their scholarly expertise
- Field
experience
- Curricular
and co-curricular themes preparing you for leadership
roles
- Special
events contributing to an enhanced academic and social
environment.
- Close
interaction with faculty members in informal settings
as well as in the classrooms.
- Learning
partnerships with high school programs for the gifted
- academically talented students from high schools visit
the campus for theater performances, environmental science
field trips, and debate tournaments.
Participation
in the Honors Program will add a gold star to your résumé!
Requirements for the Honors Program
To
remain in the program, you will need to maintain a 3.4
cumulative grade point average. In addition to that, you
also must satisfy the academic requirements listed in
the table below:
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Year
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Requirements
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Freshman
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6
credit Modes of Discourse (linked English and Speech
class)
3
credit Humanities course in the Spring Semester
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Sophomore
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3
credit mathematics or science class and a 3 credit
social sciences course.
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Junior Year
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Junior Seminar which involves developing a project
(typically within your major) for the senior
presentation.
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Senior Year
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Honors 450. This is the capstone experience that
culminates in a university wide presentation. This
senior project is developed individually with a
faculty advisor.
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As
an Honors graduate, you will receive special recognition
at commencement ceremonies and your official transcript
will indicate that you have completed the Honors Program.
Admission Process
You
are eligible to apply for admission to the Honors Program
after the first or second semester of your freshman year.
Here
is a list of what we are seeking:
- SAT
I scores of 1150 or higher or equivalent ACT scores
- Graduation
in the top 15 percent of the high school class
- Involvement
in extra-curricular activities
- A
short written statement
- Completion
of an interview with the Program Admissions committee.
Scholarship Availability
Most
Honors students are recipients of academic scholarships.
Scholarships are awarded based on your performance in
high school, and from year to year while attending college.
Some
of these rewards are renewable if you maintain a high
level of academic standing.
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