Honors is right for you if…

• You might like mixing your physics with your literature, your art with your politics, your biology with your sociology, and your psychology with your music.
• You prefer discussion classes to lecture classes.
• You can tolerate open-ended questions, with no definite answers.
• You're willing to exercise your own initiative rather than depending always on explicit instructions from teachers.
• You like (or are willing) to do a lot of reading and writing.
• You might like to define your own major.
• You like being in classes with students similar to you in interests and ability.
• You like having a close relationship with professors.
• You like the idea of living in Honors Housing.

Honors is probably not right for you if:

• You are a "just the facts" type of person and don't like to explore questions without definite answers.
• You are uncomfortable with reading and writing assignments.
• You prefer to avoid issues of controversy and active debate.
• You don't like mixing your physics with your literature, your art with your politics, your biology with your sociology, or your psychology with your music.
• You plan to complete your college degree in two years or less.