Honors Program

This vibrant, academically energized community offers students the following benefits:
  • Courses that complement and enrich the FSU classroom experience
  • Co-curricular and extracurricular programming that extends learning in exciting directions outside of the classroom
  • Access to dedicated faculty, staff and advisors who are experts in their fields and have a heart for mentorship
  • A state-of-the-art, centrally located facility with classrooms and study spaces designed with Honors students in mind
  • Two on-campus housing options where first-year students can live together and build lifelong bonds with likeminded peers
  • The Honors in the Major Program that encourages upper division students to take their college experience to the next level through advanced research under the guidance of top-tier faculty.
  • Partnerships with the Center for Undergraduate Research and Academic Engagement and the Office of National Fellowships that offer students unparalleled access to campus resources that can quickly propel them to their research and professional goals and aspirations.

 

 

Signature Courses

Small, interactive courses on unique, thought-provoking topics that push thematic and disciplinary boundaries. 

Honors Courses

Tailored courses designed in partnership with faculty across the university to promote critical thinking and inspire innovation.

Honors Advising

Dedicated advisors available daily for drop-ins or scheduled appointments to discuss any aspect of the program. 

Special Campus Spaces

Two centrally located residence halls for living with like-minded peers, plus the state-of-the-art Honors, Scholars, Fellows House with dedicated study spaces, classrooms and resources.

Scholars Programs 

Academically rigorous complementary opportunities including Presidential Scholars, Honors Medical Scholars, Honors Legal Scholars and Seneff Honors Business Scholars

Registration

Guaranteed priority registration for classes each term after orientation.  

  • Sophia Gannaoui, ’24

    One of my favorite parts of the Honors program is getting to participate in Honors signature courses. You get to explore a lot of topics from interesting angles.

    CHORAL MUSIC EDUCATION

  • Andrew Hedderman, ’24

    My favorite part about the Honors program is the Honors colloquium because I feel that it allows students to build a community on campus early on.

    CIVIL ENGINEERING

  • Corrinne Hickman, ’23

    A few of my favorite things about being in the Honors Program are the community and finding people around campus who are familiar faces as well as the leadership opportunities.

    EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY

  • Sean Faletti, ’25

    One of my favorite things about my time in the Honors Program has been the discussions I get to have with all the friends I’ve made. We all come from different backgrounds but we’re also like-minded, so it’s a lot of fun altogether.

    <CREATIVE WRITING, HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

  • Laila Hayes, ’25

    My favorite part of the Honors Program is that it offers smaller class sizes. For me as an out-of-state student, it has been a lot easier finding community.

    INTERDISCIPLINARY MEDICAL SCIENCES

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