A Primer on Public Honors Colleges / Programs

Public honors colleges and programs could be a great option for you; yet, because there is so much variability regarding how to be considered for them and the perks associated with being in them, these undergraduate experiences are often under-appreciated and under-discussed.
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[@TheLauren1113]

For kids in the donut hole - no need based financial aid, not able to pay $85K plus a year - this is what they shoot for! My daughter will be in the Honors College at UMD College Park in the fall!

[@VenusEats]

It is like you are reading my mind with these topics. Another great one! Thank you.

[@ritajackson6289]

Absolutely agree! Got into Honors program at UTD. It was safety school for us. Looks like now, it is #1 choice now.

[@jasonrichardson0369]

Great topic

[@danfromqueens659]

TheLauren, She'll be in a good dorm and she'll have a few interesting and smaller classes with like minded students. Go Terps

[@ronaldfabricante2158]

Hi there. I recently applied for the Honors College in an Oregon public state university. I have not heard back from them yet. My grades weren’t all good but majority of my course were As and I was an honors student for both my community college when I graduated as well as from University of Phoenix. Are they just taking their time? I’m being anxious as to if I’m going to get in. Please advise. Thank you.

[@luketheduke5521]

didn’t know you were in MD!