Many colleges and universities have Honors Colleges. Expanding learning opportunities as well as financial aid are offered to students enrolled in an institution’s honors college. It is important to engage in sufficient research to identify Honors Colleges that you may qualify for admissions in the fields of study you are interested in pursuing.
Other honors colleges include:
- Alabama Honors College
- Arizona Honors College
- Arizona State, Barrett Honors College
- Arkansas Honors College
- Auburn Honors College
- Binghamton Honors Program
- Clemson, Calhoun Honors College
- Colorado Honors Program
- Connecticut Honors Program
- Delaware Honors Program
- Florida Honors Program
- Georgia Honors Program
- Georgia Tech Honors Program
- Illinois, Campus Honors Program (CHP)
- Indiana, Hutton Honors College
- Iowa Honors Program
- Iowa State Honors Program
- Kansas Honors Program
- Maryland, Honors College
- Massachusetts, Commonwealth Honors College
- Michigan, LSA Honors Program
- Michigan State Honors College
- Minnesota Honors Program
- Mississippi, Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College (SMBHC)
- Missouri Honors College
- Nebraska, UNL Honors Program
- North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Honors Carolina
- North Carolina State Honors Program
- Ohio State, Honors & Scholars Program
- Oregon, Clark Honors College
- Penn State, Schreyer Honors College
- Pitt Honors College
- Purdue Honors Program
- Rutgers, SAS Honors Program
- South Carolina Honors College
- Stony Brook Honors Program
- Texas A&M Honors Program
- UC Davis, Davis Honors Challenge, ISHP Program
- UC Irvine, Campuswide Honors Program
- UCLA Honors Program
- UC San Diego, Earl Warren Honors, Eleanor Roosevelt Honors
- UC Santa Barbara Honors Program
- University at Buffalo Honors College
- UT Austin, Plan II Honors Program
- Vermont Honors College
- Virginia, Echols Scholars Program
- Virginia Tech Honors Program
- Washington Honors Program
- Washington State Honors College
- Wisconsin, L&S Honors Program
