A community of scholars

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Fuel your passion for learning in a community of fellow students hungry for intellectual challenge, creative expression, cultural enrichment, professional development, and personal growth. 

You’ll work closely with faculty in curricular and extra-curricular activities to comprehensively explore issues, ideas, and problem-solving. 

In your capstone project, you’ll synthesize your learning and passions into something that showcases the skills you’ve honed as an Honors student—something that lets your future employers or schools know that you’re prepared to make a profound contribution.

Program benefits

  • Small, collaborative classes exclusive to Honors students
  • Individualized academic advising
  • Community of cross-campus mentors from different academic disciplines
  • Access to the on-campus Honors computer lab & lounge
  • Undergraduate research support
  • Social and service opportunities in the local area

How it works

If you have a minimum high school unweighted GPA of 3.5 or a minimum college GPA of 3.0, and if you want to be part of a community of high-achieving, highly motivated students, then we invite you to apply to Reed Honors.

Your hard work shows up on your transcript as either an Honors minor or an Honors concentration, credentials that communicate your desire to push harder, never stop learning and growing, and your ability to complete a rigorous course of intellectual study.

Deadlines:

  • Priority Deadline March 1
  • Regular Deadline May 1

Prospective students: apply to Honors Program

Continuing FLC students: apply to Honors Program

John F. Reed Honors Program

Enhance your education