Honors Program Courses
Honors Courses for Fall 2009
CRN, Subject, Course Title, Faculty, Time, Location
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12070
ENGL 2213H – Survey of World Literature to 1650 Honors – Chesne, TTH 9:00-10:15, BH 2114
11953 BIOL 1544H Prin. of Biology I, HONORS – Turner, TTh 12-2:50, BH 1485
11046 ENGL 1013H English Comp. I, HONORS – Jackson, MW 10:30-11:45, BH 2114
12121 PHIL 2003H Intro to Philosophy, HONORS – Krueger, MW 3:00-4:15, BH 2114
12120 PSYC 2003H General Psychology, HONORS – Slavik, MW 12:00-1:15, BH 2114
* 12122 WCIV 1003H Western Civ to 1650, HONORS – Pickett, MW 9:00-10:15, BH 2114
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* Core Course
STUDENTS ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED TO REQUEST AN OVERRIDE INTO AN HONORS COURSE.
Four semester Honors course schedule
Fall 2009 (Semester 1) |
Spring 2010 (Semester 2) |
ENGL 1013H – English Composition I Honors |
ENGL 1023H – English Composition II Honors |
ENGL 2213H – Survey of World Literature to 1650 Honors |
ENGL 2223H – Survey of World Literature Since 1650 Honors |
WCIV 1003H – Western Civilization to 1650 Honors |
WCIV 1013H – Western Civilization Since 1650 Honors |
BIOL 1544H – Principles of Biology I Honors |
PHIL 2033H – World Religions Honors |
PHIL 2003H – Intro to Philosophy Honors |
HONR 2903H – Honors Seminar (Leadership) |
PSYC 2003H – General Psychology Honors |
MATH 1204H – College Algebra Honors |
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SOCI 2013H – General Sociology Honors (NEW optional short term Study Abroad opportunity, May 2010) |
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ECON 2013H – Principles of Macroeconomics Honors |
Fall 2010 (Semester 3) |
Spring 2011 (Semester 4) |
ENGL 1013H – English Composition I Honors |
ENGL 1023H – English Composition II Honors |
ENGL 2213H – Survey of World Literature to 1650 Honors |
ENGL 2223H – Survey of World Literature Since 1650 Honors |
World Civilization I Honors (NEW COURSE) |
World Civilization II Honors (NEW COURSE) |
HIST 2003H – History of the American People to 1877 Honors |
PHIL 2033H – World Religions Honors |
SPAN 2003H -- Intermediate Spanish I Honors
(NEW COURSE) |
PLSC 2003H -- American National Government Honors (NEW COURSE) |
PLSC 2803H -- International Relations Honors
(NEW COURSE)
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HIST 2013H – History of the American People Since 1877 Honors |
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HONR 2903 – Honors Seminar
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Who may enroll in an honors course?
Honors Program Students
Program members are encouraged to take at least one honors course each semester.
Non-Honors Program Students
Students who are NOT members of the Honors Program are encouraged to take honors courses. Contact the Honors Director and/or instructor for more information about the class. It is recommended that the student has a minimum 3.5 GPA or excels in the subject matter of a particular course.
For example, if a student has a cumulative 3.25 GPA and has made all A's in Comp I and II and World Lit I, then the student should sign up for World Lit II Honors.
How do I enroll in an honors course?
Beginning in the Fall 2009 semester, all honors classes are open. Students will not be required to receive an override to enroll in an Honors course. Be sure to sign up early! Remember, most honors courses are capped at 15 students.
If additional assistance is required, or for questions/comments on this content, please contact the Honors Program Director at honors@nwacc.edu.
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