Honors College of Texas A&M University-Commerce

Honors Advisors
List of Honors Courses for Current Terms
Entire Schedule of Classes

As an Honors College student, you can expect:

• A debt-free education
• Priority housing
• Small class sizes for Honors sections
• Early registration during all semesters
• Small classes with a great learning environment where professors know students by name
• Dedicated professors who work hard to develop personal relationships and help each student succeed in his/her college work
• Research opportunities with professors
• Increased availability of scholarships
• Participation in social and academic organizations such as Student Honors Council and honor societies
• Annual Honors Day luncheon
• Special recognition at graduation
• Honors designation on your diploma and transcripts
• Completed thesis to list on your resume or graduate-school application

Membership in the Honors College requires:

1. Completion of an application for the Honors College which is a separate application from the university application.
2. Must be an entering Freshman with an ACT of 27 or higher or an SAT score (Critical Reading and Math) of 1200.*
3. Graduate in the top 10% of your high school graduation class.*
4. Interview with the Honors College advisor at TAMU-Commerce.
5. Be committed to a four year Honors College program.

*However, these do not represent cut-off scores, merely benchmarks.