Students
LAS Student Handbook
- Admission to LAS
- Majors & Minors
- Degree Requirements
- Course Guidelines
- Academic Standing
- Attendance & Withdrawals
- Graduation
- Dates & Deadlines
- Advising & Support
Student Enrichment
Careers and Extracurricular Development
Student Activities and Forms
Activities & opportunities
Students who participate in honors programs are eligible for membership in any of the more than 65 national academic, honor, and professional societies, which are chartered at the University. Students are also invited to join LAS Council, a student organization that hosts programs of interest to students and whose members may serve on college-level committees as voices for student opinion. At the end of the year, students are recognized at graduation for their achievements.
Related Opportunities
Although the following programs are not directly affiliated with the honors program, your participation in one or more of them will add greater depth to your education. For that reason, the honors advisors will help you identify the activities that will be best suited to your career goals.
Double Majors, Minors, and Individual Plans of Study
Many students who enter honors programs have multiple interests as well as advanced placement credits. As a result, they are well-positioned to pursue a second degree or an area of specialty. Your honors advisors will assist you in making choices.
Study Abroad
Expand your horizons and gain a global perspective that is vital to success in our rapidly shrinking world. Choose from courses that range from 4-week courses held during winter and summer break to semester or yearlong programs.
Internships, Volunteer Activities, and Public Service
The honors program advisors will help you to broaden your work and life experiences by helping you to seek out opportunities beyond the classroom.