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Honors Program
The Honors Program at Greenville College offers a challenging
course of study for eligible students. Here are a few benefits of our
program:
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Co-Curricular
Activities:
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Trips to the theatre,
concerts, lectures, historic sites, museums, etc.
- Campus-wide academic
& service projects
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On & Off-campus
events
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Participate in
scholarly conferences
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- Specially developed, "value-added"
courses and seminars
- A highly motivated community of
scholars
- Caring and supportive faculty
members
- Opportunities for social/cultural
enrichment
- Enhanced personal growth through
service and scholarship
- Overseas/off-campus study
opportunities
Application Process
Students who have been accepted for
admission to GC and meet the eligibility criteria may submit an
application for membership in the Honors Program at any time.
Admission into the program is highly
competitive and based on a limited number of openings each year.
Download Application (15k .pdf)
General Requirements
- Relevant leadership and service
experience
- Superior Writing Skills
- Two written endorsements
Academic Requirements
First Semester Freshmen:
- ACT of 27+ or SAT of 1220+ (Math
and Verbal)
- 3.5 (out of 4.0) cumulative high
school GPA
- Upper 10% of graduating class or
3.75 cumulative GPA
Classes
Honors Program students complete a
minimum of 25 honors credits.
View the Honors Curriculum
Faculty
Caring faculty make all of the
difference. At Greenville College you'll find professors that
invest not only their knowledge into your college career, but also
their lives and faith. Beyond the classroom you'll sit with your
profs during dinner, coffee, or afternoons on Scott Field.
Go ahead and call or email our Honors
faculty. Better yet, schedule a visit so you can meet them in person.
Contact:
Dr. Gene Kamp
Honors Program Director
Greenville College
P.O. Box 159
Greenville, IL 62246
(618) 664-6610
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enriched classes, conversations, and cultural experiences provided
by the Honors Program, my appetite for learning and growing in
community is fed. I treasure the relationships I have built with
people who share common desires." -Jaime
(Sandhaus) Rantanen '07, Mathematics major
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classes gave me exciting challenges I could not get in many classes.
Its activities were great for helping me better appreciate the
academic atmosphere of college and increases my awareness of the
cultures in and among which we live. I am grateful for the
opportunity to have met like-minded people committed to achieving
excellence in every area of life." -Geoffrey
Whitlock '05, History major |
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