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Welcome to TSC Honors Program

Honors  Benefits

Dive into an amazing adventure of learning with the TSC Honors Program. Explore your favorite subjects and become the best student you can be. You'll get challenged with harder work, have exclusive opportunities, and be surrounded by supportive classmates and teachers. The Honors Program will help you reach your full potential and prepare for the next level of school. So, if you're curious and love learning? Join the TSC Honors Program and get:

Fall Information Sessions

Want to find out more? Register Now to attend an information session about the benefits and opportunities for Honors students.

Application Requirements

Incoming First-Year Students:

  • SAT Score of 1240 or above OR ACT Score of 25 or above; OR 
  • Maintain a minimum of 3.5 unweighted cumulative high school GPA, or graduation in the top 10% of his or her high school class 
  • Must have scored a 165 or higher or any of the four subsections of the GED test. 

Current, Returning, and Transfer Students:

  • Maintain a minimum 3.25 cumulative college GPA; AND 
  • Minimum of six credit hours and a maximum of 30 credit hours 

Dual-Enrolled Students:

  • Dual-enrolled students will be evaluated on an individual basis and will be admitted based on a combination of high school academic performance (3.5 unweighted GPA or higher) and academic performance (3.25 GPA or higher) in any courses taken at TSC.  
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Program Overview

Rigor

Scholarship

Community

Engagement

Research

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Rigor

Honors Students have access to exclusive advisors to guide them through their academic journey. Through hard work and the encouragement of the Honors faculty, they grow as students and people.

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Scholarship

In Honors classes, you'll get more opportunities to gain insight and individualized help and support from your professors. Since there are fewer students, the class feels more like it's made for you, and you can engage more and make closer connections with your classmates. There are a maximum of 20 students in an Honors class.

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Community

Joining the honors program is a great way to give back to your community AND make new friends with other high-achieving students. Honors students get special opportunities, like volunteering at special events.

 

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Engagement

There are several benefits to choosing the honors program, beyond the coursework itself. These include the ability to register for classes before other students, recognition for your achievements at graduation, and leadership development programs.

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Research

As part of the Honors program, students can investigate personal topics of interest and will find support for their academic interests. Throughout the year, there are several opportunities for Honors students to participate in conferences.

 

Meet Your Honors Program Director

Dr. Renee Gordon HeadshotWe are dedicated to providing rigorous classes and unique activities in an engaging environment to prepare students for the next step on their academic journey.

Students often ask about the incentives of joining. I invite you to explore our page to view the various benefits that are available. Ultimately, you will have a chance to build a community with a diverse group of talented students.

Please contact me directly if you have any questions about the Honors Program.

- Dr. Renee Gordon, Honors Program Director

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Monday-Friday 
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.