S/o - Large schools with established Honors Colleges

[Anonymous]

I have direct experience with the Plan II Honors program at University of Texas at Austin. Really great experience, and definitely created the smaller school inside a large school experience.

[Anonymous]

Pitt - great honors college experience

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A family member is in an honors program at Rutgers and is very happy there - great community and a number of unique opportunities.

Agree. Lots of NJ kids tend to want to leave the state but this program keeps a lot of really smart kids local.

[Anonymous]

UGA Morehead Honors College

[Anonymous]

Kid got into several honors colleges - many of which required substantial additional essays.

ASU Barrett
Arizona Franke
Penn State Schreyer
Purdue John Martinson

He chose Alabama for the NMF scholarship and was accepted to the Blount Scholars Program and Honors College.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kid got into several honors colleges - many of which required substantial additional essays.

ASU Barrett
Arizona Franke
Penn State Schreyer
Purdue John Martinson

He chose Alabama for the NMF scholarship and was accepted to the Blount Scholars Program and Honors College.

And TCU HC as well

[Anonymous]

Alabama
Auburn
Northeastern
Purdue
Arizona
Colorado
Michigan
NC State

There are lots of options

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:South Carolina is generally regarded as the best.

By one particular constant poster on this site...

Not sure what you’re talking about. We’ve heard from multiple sources that SC is the best. When we toured DC was blown away by the offerings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:South Carolina is generally regarded as the best.

By one particular constant poster on this site...

Not sure what you’re talking about. We’ve heard from multiple sources that SC is the best. When we toured DC was blown away by the offerings.

Without links or even details, this is just fluffing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:South Carolina is generally regarded as the best.

By one particular constant poster on this site...

Not sure what you’re talking about. We’ve heard from multiple sources that SC is the best. When we toured DC was blown away by the offerings.

Without links or even details, this is just fluffing.

Google is your friend.
https://sc.edu/uofsc/posts/2020/11/11_schc_best.php

[Anonymous]

College of Charleston has an excellent honors program. I know some smart kids who went there and had great experiences and very good outcomes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UVM - overall smaller (11,000 undergrad and only about 2,000 grad) and also an honors college (scores only admission) and Liberal Arts Scholars Program (more holistic admission).

By “scores only” do you mean SAT/ACT scores only?

And GPA

[Anonymous]

Arizona’s Honors College is not good. ASU’s is fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A family member is in an honors program at Rutgers and is very happy there - great community and a number of unique opportunities.

Agree. Lots of NJ kids tend to want to leave the state but this program keeps a lot of really smart kids local.

They changed how it works the past year so thoroughly check into it before applying/accepting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:South Carolina is generally regarded as the best.

By one particular constant poster on this site...

Not sure what you’re talking about. We’ve heard from multiple sources that SC is the best. When we toured DC was blown away by the offerings.

Without links or even details, this is just fluffing.

Google is your friend.
https://sc.edu/uofsc/posts/2020/11/11_schc_best.php

I've found 3 different sites with 3 different number 1 schools.

https://blog.prepscholar.com/best-honors-colleges-programs-ranking
https://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/best-honors-colleges/
https://sc.edu/uofsc/posts/2020/11/11_schc_best.php