Recommended Four-Year Plan

First Year

• Take at least 2 required Honors courses; one in the fall (HON 201) and the other in the spring (HON 203)
  1) HON 201H- Perennial Questions (different sections satisfy different general education requirements)
  2) HON 203H- Democracy and Its Friendly Critics (different sections satisfy different general education requirements)
• You should also consider any appropriate Honors general education course.
• You should also consider HON 250 or HON 251 courses cross-listed with various major courses. (Often count toward gen. ed.)

Second Year
(At least 2 Honors courses)

• Take at least one HON 250H or HON 251H course (Seriously consider HON 251H Oxbridge Lecture Series Course)
• Honors sections of general education courses
• Honors 250 courses cross-listed with various major courses
• Honors at Glasgow (either semester for gen. ed.)

Third Year

• Finish up any lower-division Honors course requirements that remain
• Register for HON 450H - Senior Thesis I in the spring
• Honors at Glasgow (either semester for upper-level or gen. ed.)

Fourth Year

• Register for HON 451H - Senior Thesis II in the fall and defend your thesis

*This plan is a recommendation and is not mandatory; it is merely a suggested path to help you fulfill your Honors requirements. Other plans are possible. Discuss alternatives with Dr. Cooley and/or your advisor.

Honors at Glasgow

The Honors Program has a special Honors at Glasgow Study Abroad program. Students will take one HON250 course, Scottish Enlightenment, in additon to other courses. Students should plan to study at Glasgow during the sophomore or junior year to be able to meet other honors requirements. See "Honors at Glasgow."