Bishop Hall will return to its original identity as a residence hall when it reopens this fall following a year-long, $16 million renovation.
Established in 1984, the Muriel A. Howard Honors Program currently enrolls 375 plus students. Those who enroll understand that although they are expected to work hard, they are rewarded with opportunities for applied internships, scholarships, research, and bright futures.
The dynamic, customized curriculum allows students to choose unique seminar courses that best fit their academic goals and enhance their post-college plans. Honors courses are offered as small sections by dedicated, highly qualified faculty members.
Priority registration, co-curricular and social activities, and leadership opportunities are benefits of being in the Honors program. Students have the option of living in the honors residence, Bishop Hall, which also houses an honors-only classroom, exclusive study spaces, and computer lab. Scholarships are offered to many incoming honors students and other scholarships are available by application.
