University Honors students can take advantage of the following benefits:

• Priority registration for courses
• Extended loan periods for library materials
• Access to small classes with enrollments capped at 20 to 25 students
• Other Honors-only courses that only University Honors students can take
• Personalized interactions with Honors faculty and staff
• Special academic, social, and community service programming
• Opportunity to compete for Honors-only scholarships, tuition waivers, study abroad and research project support, and student staff positions
• Ability to work one-on-one with a faculty member on a Senior Capstone
• Peer Mentor Program
• Freshmen retreat at scenic Lorado Taft campus
• Special Honors advising to complement major college advising
• Access to an Honors-only computer area and quiet study space
• Option of living with other Honors students in the “Honors House” living-learning community in the new residence hall
• Special recognition at Honors Day ceremony and graduation
• Mark of distinction for graduate school or the job market