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Requirements

Joining

  • Students who are accepted to the University as first-year students are invited to join The Honors College based on a profile incorporating high school and standardized test performance in a sliding scale.  The Honors College works with the Admissions Office to identify appropriate candidates; no special application is necessary.

  • Students who perform very well during their first and second semesters at the University are invited to join The Honors College in their second semester or their second year.

  • Faculty are encouraged to recommend students whom they feel are good candidates for The Honors College.

  • Students who are motivated and interested in The Honors College are always encouraged to contact the Dean.

Continuing
  • To remain in good standing in The Honors College, students must maintain a 3.00 cumulative (overall) GPA.

Graduating

For students who enrolled in the University of Maine on or after 1 July 2002:

    To graduate with Honors, a student must

*Note, students who opt for a Tutorial Alternative may be one or two (depending upon whether they took HON180) credits short in the Human Values and Social Contexts grouping of general education requirements after completing the Civilizations sequence.  They will have to take an additional course in one of the HVSC areas to reach the 18 credit requirement.

For students who enrolled in the University of Maine prior to 1 July 2002:

    To graduate with Honors, a student must

Information on which University general education requirements are satisfied by Honors courses, for both cohorts of students, can be found on our Honors Curriculum and General Education page!

Students who are interested in joining The Honors College with fewer than eight traditional semesters remaining before graduation, whether they are transfer students or continuing University students, should consult with the Dean of The Honors College to determine a specific Honors course of study.

Thank you for visiting our web site and for your interest in The Honors College at The University of Maine. As with any work- in- progress, we appreciate your indulgence as we work out the bugs. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions about this site, please contact Charlie Slavin.

This page was last updated on 18 September 2007 10:41 AM -0400

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