A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Honors College Program Requirements
- Catalog edition
- 2026–27 Academic Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The Honors College provides intellectually curious students who wish to challenge themselves in a unique learning community an opportunity to satisfy all of their university-wide general education requirements through a specially designed, alternative pathway. By completing 6-8 seminars from a menu of interdisciplinary, team-taught Honors seminars focused on primary texts and seminar discussion, students earn either an Honors certificate or Honors degree. Because of the focus on sharpening communication skills, engaging materials from diverse perspectives, and confronting challenging ideas across periods and cultures, Honors College students are prepared to be articulate and responsible members of society and defenders of their own ideas. Students who join the Honors College via the lateral entry option may also earn an Honors certificate upon completion of 4 seminars. The Honors College is a longtime member of the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) and the Western Regional Honors Council (WRHC).
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 230807
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_230807_ba7eba5a
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
I. World Language Requirement
36 items
- As published: “HON 201”4
- As published: “HON 202”4
- As published: “HON 211”4
- As published: “HON 212”4
- As published: “HON 213”4
- As published: “HON 221”4
- As published: “HON 222”4
- As published: “HON 231”4
- As published: “HON 232”4
- As published: “HON 403”
- As published: “HON 203”4
- As published: “HON 211”4
- As published: “HON 212”4
- As published: “HON 213”4
- As published: “HON 221”4
- As published: “HON 222”4
- As published: “HON 231”4
- As published: “HON 232”4
- As published: “HON 201”4
- As published: “HON 202”4
- As published: “HON 211”4
- As published: “HON 212”4
- As published: “HON 213”4
- As published: “HON 221”4
- As published: “HON 222”4
- As published: “HON 231”4
- As published: “HON 232”4
- As published: “HON 201 and 202 Foundational Conversations I & II may be substituted for the WCFAH and Writing Emphasis prerequisites required for LMW”4
- As published: “HON 201 and 202 Foundational Conversations I & II may be substituted for any two 200 Level PHIL courses (excepting PHIL 201-202), or”4
- As published: “PHIL 102 and one 200 Level course. HON 203 Foundational Conversations III may be substituted for any 200 level PHIL course (excepting PHIL 201-202) or PHIL”4
- As published: “HON 211 Global Welfare and Justice may be substituted in place of PLSC 106 Explorations in Politics as a lower-division requirement for the Political Science program”4
- As published: “HON 212 Arts and Performance may be substituted for THTR 101 Devised Theatre as a lower-division requirement for the Theatre program”4
- As published: “HON 213 Environment and the Space of Arts may count as an elective for the Environmental Studies program”4
- As published: “HON 222 Science, Power, and Diversity may be substituted for PHIL 216 Ethical Issues in Health and Healthcare as a required prerequisite for the Public Health major”4
- As published: “HON 222 Science, Power, and Diversity or HON 231 Human Culture and Behavior may be substituted for a WCSBS course option and prerequisite required for the Public Health and Nursing majors, respectively”4
- As published: “HON 201 or 202 Foundational Conversations I or II , respectively, may be substituted for the WCore Writing Emphasis and/or prerequisite”4
Source. Westminster University, catalog 2026–27 Academic Catalog — https://catalog.westminsteru.edu/current/undergraduate/programs/honors-college/index.html. Captured page pages/0066.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.