There's more to Pavlis than your pathway. In addition to exclusive scholarships and awards, Honors students have access to a variety of other benefits, including:
For incoming students
- Enroll in our early admission program to connect with other incoming first-years , current honors students, and faculty
- Take HON 1150 to start developing your honors skills and get a jump start on the Honors Pathway Program
- Upon completion of HON 1150, you are eligible to start any Pathway component, and enroll in the next HON seminar course
- (Optional) Live in the Pavlis Living and Learning Community in Wadsworth Hall, reserved exclusively for early admission students
For current students
- Engage with a community of like-minded scholars and leaders—in class, on your pathway, or through activities like group meals, hikes, and just hanging out
- Increase opportunities to be mentored and grow your professional network through your honors advisors, Pavlis faculty and staff, and contacts you'll make throughout your pathway
- Be eligible for scholarship opportunities available exclusively to Pavlis Honors Pathway Program students
- Get priority admission and scholarship consideration as an NCHC member
- Attend professional conferences
- Network with visiting industry speakers and alumni
- Gain access to the Pavlis Collaboration Space, a great place to get away from the bustle of campus with a view of the Portage Canal
- Reserve the Pavlis Collaboration Space for meetings or web conferences
For graduates
- Receive honors recognition on your diploma and transcript
- Invite your family to celebrate your accomplishments at our commencement and medallion ceremony, held exclusively for Pavlis Honors College graduates the evening before commencement
- Graduate with a portfolio of self-led project management, leadership, mentorship, and enhanced academic skills that will distinguish you from other graduates
- Review the reflections you wrote throughout your pathway to prepare yourself for competency-based interviews. "Tell me about a time..." questions will be easier when you can provide concrete examples of mentorship, project management, communication skills, etc.
- Use your self-authorship skills to plan your post-graduation personal pathway
- Use your connections with Pavlis faculty, staff, alumni, and partners as a strong base for future networking opportunities