Since Thesis constitutes six semester hours of the Baccalaureate degree program, it should reflect a significant time commitment, be of high quality and demonstrate personal intellectual growth. The Thesis may relate to your major, but it does not have to. Students are encouraged to select a topic which will allow them to be creative and to find exciting and satisfying. A public presentation of the final product must take place prior to completion of the work. There is no requirement as to the length or magnitude of the Thesis.
Quality is of greater concern.
What is important is that the product reflects six semester hours of work and is approved by your Thesis committee. It is your responsibility to ensure timely completion of all Thesis requirements. A Thesis may take many forms. It may be traditional, as an in-depth critical analysis of imaginative literature, or the discussion and results of a student designed experiment in the natural or social sciences. When the Thesis is a creative work, a substantive written description of the goals and process is required as is prior approval by the Director of Honors.