<p>Just wondering? Do other ivies have honors programs?</p>
<p>they are honors programs</p>
<p>Harvard Honors College…</p>
<p>I know UPenn has at least a couple: the Benjamin Franklin Scholars Program and the Joseph Wharton Scholars Program. They mainly involve taking extra seminars or doing outside research. There is no “Honors College”, however. I think the entire school itself, like all the other Ivies, is an “Honor College” to begin with.</p>
<p>C’mon, it’s Harvard! That’s like saying “does the ocean have a water program?”.</p>
<p>[Harvard</a> College :: other programs :: honors faqs :: honors faqs](<a href=“http://www.college.harvard.edu/academics/resources/honors_faqs.html]Harvard”>http://www.college.harvard.edu/academics/resources/honors_faqs.html)</p>
<p>(First result of a search for “harvard college honors”. Google is a great thing.)</p>
<p>harvard itself is pretty much the highest honors possible haha…</p>
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<p>That’s not really an “honors college” though. Honors like summa and magna cum laude are expected at any university. </p>
<p>An honors college is an entirely separate college within a university specifically for highly motivated and academically excelling individuals. They’re present mostly at large state universities. For example, ASU has the Barrett Honors College: [Barrett</a>, The Honors College - Arizona State University](<a href=“http://honors.asu.edu/]Barrett”>http://honors.asu.edu/) ). The only other thing I could imagine to be close to an honors college is an honors PROGRAM i.e. UMich’s honors program [University</a> of Michigan Honors Program](<a href=“http://www.lsa.umich.edu/honors/]University”>LSA Honors Program | U-M LSA)</p>
<p>Harvard doesn’t have an honors college.</p>
<p>What kind of stupid question is this? </p>
<p>Ivies are honors colleges. Thats why they dont give stupid things like honors designations and scholarships and awards. Being allowed in is the greatest honor.</p>
<p>Yes, its called Harvard College.</p>
<p>They have an Advanced Standing program that allows one to graduate in three years and get a Master’s the fourth year. But the Master’s is limited to a few concentrations, so most students don’t opt for it.</p>
<p>Would you say the same thing about Cornell?</p>