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    believe the Honors college will enhance my academic experience at Georgia State by allowing me to develop my people skills as well as my personal professional development. The honors college programs do not only provide rigorous academic programs for strong individuals to constantly feel challenged but it also provides guidance to develop individual professionalism ,and I believe both would allow me to grow as a journalism major. In addition, I know the amazing staff that the honors college provides

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    that of the Memorial Union (MU) at Arizona State University (ASU). Not everyone loves crowded, cramped, and/or cluttered places. In fact, some people want a space that is calm, inviting, and their own. For the students that attend Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University it is just that, a secluded welcoming part of ASU. Not only is Barrett a portion of ASU that seems distant from other dorms, it has its very own unique feel. You can walk into Palo Verde East or West, Manzanita, or

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    Since I began my college search, well-meaning adults have given me their advice on everything from community college to dorm decorations. One piece of advice that always varied was their counsel on honors colleges. While some would tell me how good it looks on job applications, others would warn me away from the extra work or challenging classes. The more I reflected back on this, the more I realized this is exactly the advice I have been given my whole life. Before the start of highschool, my parents’

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    especially engineers. I had the pleasure of meeting many influential Purdue engineers who have firsthand experience in the Honors College through my father’s work. These people exemplified the impact that is possible. This and their help has influenced my path in life. Broad perspective is critical. Without it, opportunities and possibilities are greatly limited. The Honors College is not simply a place to gain perspective, but also a place to provide perspective to others. Interdisciplinary academics

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    feeling of fellowship with others who share common attitudes, interests, and goals. In a community, people talk, share, and collaborate. The UIC Honors College brings together students and faculty who desire to learn beyond the traditional classroom setting, and I would like to make contributions to this community. I will contribute to the Honors College through my determination. I am a dedicated person, and I fulfill my responsibilities because I always give my best effort. For instance, I have

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    students are high school graduates, rather than college transfers. • How do you plan to improve the availability of concentrations? For example, we have more Science concentrations than Humanities • Upon graduating from the Honors College, all graduates will be receiving a Bachelor in Arts, with a concentration in…… but there seem to be a promotion of STEM programs and research.

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    Wilkes Honors College’s brochure, I was sure that I needed to attend. Although Florida Atlantic had not been my dream college since age three, once I learned more about the university and all the opportunities it had to offer me, I knew that it was right for me. The features of the college that I highly appreciate are the challenges it presents, the community of students and faculty, and the nostalgia of being in Jupiter. These essential qualities will be what make my time at the Honors College genuinely

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    Beating at the heart of the Southern Oregon Honors College community lies a close-knit community that focuses on deeper discussions between students and a student-interest driven content with programs like Take the Lead Projects and Pick and Choose Activities. Small communities, like the honors college, have been a major part of my life since middle school. This is one of the major reasons why I want to be a part of the honors college community. I want to immerse myself in an intellectual space where

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    When I envision the Honors College at Stony Brook University, I think of community, a nurturing, intellectually stimulating community. In the small township I grew up in, my friends, family, and teachers have always been available support for my endeavors, so when I choose a college, the sense of kinship is one of the first things I consider. The Honors College, with its Big Sibling mentorships, one-on-one counseling, small seminar classes with professors, and exclusive dorming, is a place where

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    My motivation for applying to honors college is twofold; academics and community. Being in a group of fellow motivated students who are invested in their learning and not afraid to communicate their interests will help me grow. With the smaller classes the honor college offers, I can receive a deeper experience out of my studies by discussing others thoughts on the topic. In an honors college, there is an expectation that your work will be completed outside of class, to prepare for the discussion

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