There is no such thing as a typical Honors student at the University of Delaware. In fact, the diversity of Honors students extends beyond the categories of gender, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation. To see a profile of the most recent Honors freshman class, please click here .
Honors students are artists, musicians, writers, engineers, educators, scientists.
They enjoy volunteering, scuba diving, quilting, karate, and yoga. You can find them pushing frontiers in the laboratory, cheering for the Blue Hen football team, reading poetry in a local cafe, playing rollerhockey, or reading Plato under a tree. The diversity of Honors students compliments their education at the University. In their living-learning community in the Russell residence halls their freshman year, Honors students learn from each other outside the classroom as well. There is at least one common feature of Honors students - their love of learning and commitment to their education.