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Curriculum

Degree Requirements

Most Honors students take an introductory course (SE 1017) and one additional Honors course during their first semester. The SE 1017 experience is designed to foster community and collaboration among students. The additional Honors course is designed to expose you to the awesome options available in the various academic departments.

Honors Program Requirements:

  • 15 hours of freshman/sophomore level Honors courses
    • must be chosen from at least three disciplines
    • generally taken one or two courses per semester for the first four semesters
    • students pick which courses best fit their interests, majors, and credit needs
  • 9 hours of upper-level Honors courses chosen from any combination of the following
    • 3000- or 4000-level HONR courses
    • 3000- or 4000-level H courses in the major
    • H-option of courses in the major
    • Up to 3 hours of university study abroad
  • Good Standing
    • Maintain at least 3.0 cumulative GPA
    • Take at least one honors course per academic year
  • Thesis or Scholarly Project
    • Students take HONR 3007 (1-hour) the semester they complete the thesis project

To remain in good standing and retain the benefits of Southeastern Louisiana University’s Honors Program, Honors Students must meet minimum GPA requirements, complete sufficient honors course work each year to show progress toward the Honors diploma, and meet deadlines for submission of required forms as announced through the Honors Program office. 

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Get Involved

Do you want to help shape the future of the Honors Program? Would you like to leave your mark at Southeastern Louisiana University? If you answered yes, then it’s time to get involved!

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Honors Option (H-Option)

An honors option contract is an agreement between an Honors Program student and a professor that allows the student to turn a standard course into an honors course.

Appropriate Use of Honors Option

Since most honors courses are lower-division, honors options should be pursued primarily in the upper-division. There are exceptions to this rule. Honors options should not be used to avoid a regular honors course, or because an honors course is full or conflicts with the student’s schedule. While most honors options will be in courses related to the student’s major or minor, they can be appropriate in other courses where the student can demonstrate genuine interest and commitment.

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Advising

As a member of the Honors Program, you have access to our advising staff as well as your college academic advisor. We can provide invaluable guidance and support for all aspects of your Honors Program student journey: your Honors academic experience, campus academic and co-curricular opportunities, research funding, and your Honors Thesis. 

Honors Advising Portal

Online Advising Portal

You can ask for advice and feedback on your Honors course selections through the Honors Advising Portal here. You can also use the portal to request a face-to-face advising session (in person or virtually).  We want you to have all of the information you need to meet your goals and to take advantage of the many opportunities in the Honors Program.

How to use the Honors Advising Portal: Advising Form

How to use the Honors Advising Portal: My Curriculum Sheet

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