The Honors Advisory Council will consider each application individually, focusing on the high school program, honors application essay, involvement in activities, and two letters of recommendation. Admission to the Honors Program is competitive, with approximately ten percent of the entering Freshman class being accepted. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. Residence life opportunities are available in Brewster Honors House. Through the Society of Honors Students and the Honors Advisory Council, students influence design and operation of the program, including curriculum, courses, and faculty.
Students have unique responsibility for the quality of their education.
Interdisciplinary courses, team-taught by faculty from different disciplines, provide educational experiences not available elsewhere in the college. Special advanced courses and independent study are available to students in the major, by departmental invitation. Departmental honors credits double count for college honors credit. Web page maintained by TCNJ's Admissions Office.