<p>Is the Biology Honors Program the same thing as the campus honors, but just for biology majors, or is it something different?</p>
<p>Just curious, what is the campus honors program? I thought there were just separate ones within each college. How do you get into Campus Honors? :)</p>
<p>It’s ridiculouslly hard. Basic ground rules are like you have to pass an interview or two, be close to being a salutorian or valedictorian, National Merit Scholar etc. etc.
very tough.</p>
<p>I believe it’s 200 out of every class. But back to my question, is biology honors just a part of the campus honors, or is it something different?</p>
<p>Campus Honors: Only about 125 freshman get this and you need to to have extremely high high school GPA and test score.</p>
<p>James Scholars: each college (such as A&S, engineering, business) has this and qualifications vary among the colleges although usually relies heavily on test score and sometimes GPA. Generally top 10 to 15% of class.</p>
<p>Department Honors (such as Biology): Many of the departments within a college have their own additional honors programs to the above and for most you need to be at least a sophomore to qualify and be doing very well in the major and department. Not anything near as hard to qualify for as Campus Honors.</p>
<p>you mean being the top NOW (when applying), or after you go in (maintain consistent excellent GPA in class) ?</p>