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Current Students—Your Honors College Experience

ACADEMIC ADVISING
WELLNESS & COUNSELING
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
 

As members of the most unique academic and learning-living experiences, you have many opportunities--including dedicated Honors Mission-based courses (both introductory and Interdisciplinary Seminars), unique leadership positions, residential Faculty Fellows, a Learning Collaborative, research positions across all fields, career and leadership development, travel-study, co-curricular Workshops, extracurricular and social activities (ever hear of "Geek Week"?), universal merits scholarships and additional scholarship support, service learning, and community service and engagement. 

No matter what it is, you are encouraged to explore these opportunities throughout your Honors College journey and to get involved. Learn new things. Dare to try new skills. Go new and different places. Attempt the unknown. Grapple with the complex. Be curious in all that you do. And seek our inspiration and purpose.

At the Honors College we also urge you to tap into the multifaceted support afforded to all, including onsite community mentors, Honors College deans and staff, dedicated School-based Honors College advisors, the full cohort of Faculty Fellows, and resident assistants.

On this page are links to the areas you will likely need to find most often—key information that will help you shape your own journey. 

School Based Requirements ►
4+4 Program (existing students in the program) ►
Network of Support ►
Scholarships ►

YEAR 1
Your 1st Community at Rutgers

Your first year is a time of excitement and adjustment and the Honors College is a big part of that. It’s a time to get your feet on the ground and to begin exploring the opportunities around you.

Finding Your Sophomore Community 
(housing options for next year)

YEAR 2
Your Launchpad at Rutgers

Your second year provides the opportunity to finish many of your foundational classes and start to move towards a major, and to make more of an impact on the broader campus.


 

 

YEAR 3 
Into the World with the
HC as Your Home

Your junior year is a time to focus attention on your intended major(s) and minor(s). You should begin thinking about your capstone project and more fully exploring possible paths after graduation. 

Senior Capstone Project
 

YEAR 4 and Beyond 
HC—A Forever Resource for
Your Future

Your fourth year and beyond is another time of transition, as you bring your undergraduate education to completion and begin to look outward. This is also a time for reconnecting with your HC community at your first home at Rutgers.

HC Scholar Experience
 

Academics & Advising

Service & Philanthropy

Community & Wellness

Professional Development

Leadership Opportunities

The Honors College continues as a key resource for you in pursuing job opportunities, applying to graduate schools and professional programs, completing your capstone, and more. As the year wraps up, we begin introducing you to your new role as HC alumni and continued opportunities to serve as mentors to current Honors College students.

 

 

 

HC Resources

Below are additional resources that you may find useful. Please remember to check your email.

Applications

Make sure to keep your records up to date so you and your advisors know that you’re on track to complete everything for graduation.


Rutgers Student Resources

 

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