The Harte Honors College provides opportunities for outstanding students to participate in rigorous educational experiences that will prepare a new generation of leadership with traditional underpinnings, a commitment to excellence, and a vision to lead. Through a unique interdisciplinary curriculum with course work that ranges from classical languages to advanced research, the Honors College program is designed to stimulate students' intellectual curiosity, enhance their oral and written communication skills, and foster their ability to think and study independently. Honors College places special emphasis on the importance of viewing issues from many perspectives and of integrating and analyzing knowledge.

All Harte Honors students are required to complete a core of courses designed to provide intellectual and aesthetic experiences that have the fundamental qualities of critical, analytical, and integrative thinking, which will enable the student to solve problems, to make both intellectual and value judgments, and to function effectively in a rapidly changing world environment.

The criteria used to select each talented class of students include: a minimum high school grade point average of A-, minimum SAT of 1150 or ACT of 25, demonstrated success in the arts, strong performance in the sciences, and demonstrated leadership ability.
 

For more information, contact Dr. Christopher Jeffries at 205-366-8951 or cjeffries@stillman.edu.