Students who like to think outside of class. Students who want to take an active role in their own education. Students with inquiring minds. Students who want to learn more about the way the world works - and why. Students who are eager to work closely with faculty fo help develop their own ideas.
Honors students pay the same tuition and fees as non-Honors students.
They may select from any of the majors offered at Oswego. Honors course work is graded according to the same standards as non-Honors course work. No, although this would put you at an advantage. Honors Program students with no language background should plan to begin studying a language during their first year. All Honors Program courses apply for regular College credit, and most satisfy the College's General Education requirements.