Usually, these classes are much smaller than their non-Honors counterparts. Material is usually covered in greater depth, and there is more classroom interaction in general. The pace is faster and more challenging, since students are surrounded by other students of the same caliber and, often, the same interests. Many students have developed friendships within these classes that have continued throughout their stay at Michigan State. Graduate Courses Honors students may enroll in graduate courses, which count as Honors components of the undergraduate degree program.
Students enroll in the course for the entire year.
Enrollment Priority Honors College members are allowed to enroll for classes on the first day of each enrollment period, before most other students. Many students have praised this privilege, which allows them easy access even to courses which normally fill up very quickly. Admission to Limited Enrollment Programs Upon reaching junior standing, Honors College members are admitted to certain limited enrollment programs without the additional screening to which non-Honors students are subject. Bryan, Case, Gilchrist, Holmes, or Mason. This popular living arrangement allows members to live alongside others of high academic potential with whom they often share similar interests.