• Priority Registration
• Honors Housing
• Honors Scholarships
• Personalized Academic Advising
• Classes typically limited to 20 students
• Classes that substitute for general education requirements
• Graduation with the Honors designation on your diploma and transcripts

• Undergraduate Research - Through upper level Honors, students have the opportunity to work with a faculty member on an academic research project.
• International Study - Each year the Honors Program offers several classes that include the opportunity to study in a foreign country.  Washington DC, Guatemala, and Ghana, Africa are only some of the trips our students experienced while a part of the Honors Program.
• Conferences - The Honors Program pays for a number of students to participate in national conferences in a variety of academic areas and cities each year.
• Internships in Washington D.C. - The Washington Center is a program designed to give students first hand experience within their major.  Past internships have included placements with The National Institute of Health, The Reporters Committee for the Freedom of the Press, and several Senate and House offices.
• Alternative Spring Break - The Honors Program offers students the opportunity to spend their Spring Break learning through service projects.  Past ASB trips have been to Atlanta, Georgia, Navajo Nation, Arizona, and the Amazon Rainforest of Ecuador!

NEW…Incorporating the Undergraduate Academic Enrichment Program (UAEP) Into Honors Program

For the past 13 years, Dr. Borg created several successful programs that will now fall under the auspices of the Honors Program.  However, in keeping with the intention to integrate the Honors Program into the fabric of the university, these programs will be open to all students, not just Honors students. These programs include:  Preparing Students for Nationally Competitive Scholarships, the Collaborative Undergraduate Scholarship Program, The University Scholars Honor Society, the Other Club Dinner Debating Society, Face to Face (Jacksonville celebrity interviews), Career Connections, the Public Policy Internship Initiative, and Intellectual Life Grants for faculty.