What's It Like to Be an Honors Student? Exploring the UT Tyler Honors College Experience
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What's It Like to Be an Honors Student? Exploring the UT Tyler Honors College Experience
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Graduating "with Honors" is often considered a quantitative academic achievement, signifying a high GPA. But learning, growth, and intellectual engagement are not something that can be measured by numbers alone.
What if "Honors" didn't mean "good grades?" What if "Honors" meant curiosity, community, and complex ideas built into college life?
This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley discuss how the University of Texas at Tyler's Honors College has grown from a program of 20 students into a campus-wide community resource. Dr. Paul Streufert, Dean of the UT Tyler Honors College, and recent Honors College alumni Cohen Taylor join the discussion. Together, they unpack what the Honors experience has to offer for students of all majors, including an insider's look at its rigorous application process, coursework, and student projects. From research presentations at state conferences to walking the streets of Italy with classmates, Honors truly offers something for everyone - including non-Honors students.
Have more questions about life in the Honors College at UT Tyler? Email us at ADRquestions@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!