Fall 2017 Honors Program Courses

Eligibility

Current/continuing students: as long as you have a 3.3+ GPA, you can enroll yourself for an honors course without our permission. Continuing student enrollment in lower-division fall semester classes is limited to seven, as we save spaces for the incoming first-year student class.

Incoming first-year fall students: If you were invited into the Honors Program for the 2017-2018 academic year, MyCUInfo will let you enroll. The process is the same as registering for the rest of your courses, and you don't need our permission to take an honors course.

Transfer students: please contact our office during your enrollment window before trying to enroll in our courses.

Auditors: auditors are not allowed in our courses due to pedagogical concerns.

Finding Our Courses

How can I tell which courses are Honors Program courses? Honors Program courses have a section number between 880-887 and will be listed on our website.

How do I find Honors Program courses on MyCUInfo? Search for the  Honors course attribute in class search or search for the course by subject and number (ex. MUEL 3642) and look for section 880 or 881.

About Our Courses

Honors Seminars: these are lecture and discussion courses. Most of our courses are seminars.

Honors Recitations: in courses with a recitation attached, you'll attend a regular lecture as well as a small-group session (the honors recitation), which is led by the professor. Honors recitations offer time to discuss course material in more depth with the professor.

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