Now that you've taken some time to review the course offerings, think about the courses that sound interesting to you. In the final page of this module, in the Honors Confirmation Survey, you will be asked to indicate your top three preferences for Fall 2021. Make a separate note of these selections.

This will not mean you will definitely be registered for these courses, but these selections will be used as a reference for future advising and to give you a few ideas.

Please sign up for one Honors course in your first semester.

Some majors will require all major-related courses in their first semester, and don't allow space for an Honors course; do not worry, we know this and will work with you and you'll be able to complete your Honors courses in future semesters.
If you do have a space in your schedule to choose a Discovery course, choose an Honors Discovery course. That way you're well on your way to meeting your Honors requirements.

COLLEGE SPECIFIC INFORMATION:

Every College is doing course registration a little differently, so your list of preferred Honors courses can be a resource for you when you register. (Make a note for yourself of your top three choices)

If you have a declared major in College of Liberal Arts, your Honors advisor will be registering you for one of your preferred courses. We'll register you for these Honors courses in order of preference, space available, and what fits in your schedule.
If you are Undeclared in COLA, we will share these preferences with your advisor so when you meet over the summer they can help you register.
Students in all other Colleges: you might already be registered for an Honors course that is required for your major, like BIOL 411H or ECON 402H; this course will count as your "one Honors course." Make a note of the preferences you indicate in the Confirmation Survey as a reference; if a major-specific Honors course doesn't happen to fit in your schedule this first semester, you can use one of your these preferred courses as your "one Honors course."
If you are in CEPS: CEPS students in the Honors program are allowed to take MATH 425H and PHYS 407H if they have satisfied the following requirements: score of 80+ on the ALEKS Math Placement Exam OR qualifying AP Calculus AB credit. Students who meet this criteria and request to take MATH 425 in the fall will be automatically enrolled in MATH 425H and PHYS 407H. The courses are listed as co-requisites and must be taken together.
- CEPS students please note: You will still need to complete your Registration worksheet from CEPS, in order to get your RAC number to register for your other courses.
- As an Honors CEPS student, you should include their Honors Discovery course requests on their Registration Worksheet. CEPS staff will be registering students for any Honors Discovery courses. Honors CEPS students will be responsible for registering for any non-honors Discovery courses once they have their RAC