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Should You Consider An Honors Program or College?
Honors colleges, and honors programs, usually reside within larger public universities. These schools-within-schools offer academically motivated students the opportunity to study in a smaller setting within a larger, often public, university. There are dozens of honor colleges and honors programs across … Continue reading
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Is There An Honors College/Program For You?
A path to consider, often off the main grid, is the honors college. Honors colleges give students the opportunity to study in a smaller, more elite program within a larger, often public, university. There are dozens of honor colleges and … Continue reading
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