Yes indeed, the Honors Program does require a great deal of commitment and hard work, but these efforts do NOT go unrewarded. This service guarantees that you will receive the courses you need each and every semester. You will also receive personal academic advisement from the Honors Office. All Honors Scholars are assigned a faculty mentor from their department of interest when they enter the program.
Mentors serve as teachers, confidants, and advisors.
One prime example is Dr. Robert Daly. We both gain a participatory knowledge. We learn by doing. Many Honors Scholars choose to live there together, developing a strong feeling of community. Honors Scholars are guaranteed housing in Governors throughout their four years in the Program.