The University Honors curriculum is a 37-hour sequence of specially designed and enhanced seminar courses in the humanities, the fine arts, cultural perspectives, the history of science, and the social sciences, culminating in a senior-year departmental honors project. These seminars fulfill all of the student's general education course requirements except mathematics and laboratory science. For more information on which UHON courses fulfill various gen. ed. categories, see UHON and Gen. Ed.

Advanced Placement (AP) credit does not replace any required UHON course, but is accepted by the University and awarded appropriate credit toward the required number of hours for a degree. For information about specific equivalencies, see AP Credit. The table at right shows the required core curriculum for all full members of the UHON program. The sequence of courses may be varied slightly if necessary to accommodate requirements in the major. Each student should consult a UHON advisor about scheduling of UHON courses.

Freshman:
UHON 100 (0 hours)
UHON 101 (6 hours)
UHON 102 (6 credit hours)
UHON 120 (3 credit hours)

Sophomore:
UHON 200 (0 hours)
UHON 214 (3 hours)

One course from:
UHON 216, 217, 218 or 219 (3 hours)

Two courses (4-6 hours) from:
UHON 103, 104, 105, 106 (3 hrs. each)
or 199 (1 hour)

Junior:
UHON 300 (0 credit hours)
UHON 315 (3 credit hours)
UHON 316 or 317 (3 credit hours)

Senior:
UHON 400 (0 credit hours)
Departmental Honors 495 (4 credit hrs)