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About
Purpose
The Honors Program, established in 1959, is designed to enhance and enrich the academic experience of talented, highly motivated students at Baylor University. The program supplements traditional degree requirements and majors in all departments and schools of the university by offering smaller, distinctive classes, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches to learning, and providing opportunities for students to pursue independent study and research with individual faculty mentors. Honors students, through their shared activities and dedication to academic excellence, become a community of scholars that builds connections between specialized fields of inquiry and that reinforces Baylor's commitment to the ethical application of knowledge.
The Honors Program at Baylor University is also affiliated with the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC), an association of colleges and universities committed to the promotion and advancement of Honors and similar educational programs in American colleges and universities. For more information please go to the NCHC website.
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