Honors at OHIO
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Honors at OHIO
When designing our Honors and Scholars offerings, we made sure to include someone very important: You. With an honors tutorial college and a customizable honors program, achievers can choose the challenges that work for them while enjoying academic excellence, flexibility, and perks that compete with the best of them (like priority registration and honors housing). It’s not uncommon for our undergrads to see firsthand what it’s like to be a published researcher, an industry leader, a community organizer, a world traveler, and even a grad student within their first few years.
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OHIO Honors ProgramWith co-curricular experiential practice and coursework for all majors, OHP allows you to grow as a community organizer, researcher, creator, or leader. Affiliate programs tailored to the qualities that make you unique allow for even more customization.
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Honors Tutorial CollegeHTC’s tutorial model gives students an unrivaled level of academic freedom and one-on-one expert attention. Define what and how you want to learn with top faculty members dedicated to helping you get far ahead in the areas that fascinate you most.
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Cutler ScholarsWith significant financial and academic benefits based on where they’re from or what they’re studying, the Cutler scholar’s experience is enhanced by travel, research, community engagement, internships and weekly conversations that just might change your life.
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1804 ScholarsThis multi-year residential program offers high-promise students a rich blend of peer, faculty, and campus engagement with a holistic emphasis on their overall well-being.
Top 50
Honors Colleges/Programs —CollegeTransitions.com, 2021
Priority
Course Registration
100%
of majors offer honors option
Top 25
in Fulbright Scholars among U.S. Public Institutions
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