Programs & Services
Become involved with the Honors Community and take full advantage of all of the programs and services that the Honors College can offer to you.
| Eta Omicron Nu (HON) | Become a Mentor |
| Become involved in HON, the honors service and social organization
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Recruiting Mentors begins toward the end of each fall semester. |
| GPHC/NCHC | Become an Ambassador |
| Each year, Texas Tech University Honors faculty and staff travel with Honors students to GPHC and NCHC conferences to present at the regional and national levels. Learn More | The Honors College Ambassadors, a group of Honors student volunteers, serve as the "front line" for information about the Texas Tech Honors College
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| First Year Experience |
| First-year students accepted into the TTU Honors College are required to complete the Honors College First-Year Experience (FYE). The Honors College FYE was designed specifically to introduce new students to the culture of Honors and to maintain community in its 1,000-strong membership... Learn more |
Honors Thesis |
| The Honors Thesis is meant to be the culmination of a student's Honors experience. It gives the student an opportunity to conduct original research with a faculty Thesis Director, and it is required for graduation with Highest Honors from Texas Tech University's Honors College. Learn more |
Study Abroad |
| Have you been thinking about studying abroad for the summer, for a semester, or for a year? The Honors College can help you fulfill this dream. Learn more |
Undergraduate Research |
| The Honors College supports undergraduate research in any area from art to zoology. We can help you develop a research plan, find a faculty mentor and arrange for you to be paid while you learn. Learn more |
| Early Acceptance to the TTUHSC School of Medicine |
| Find out about the Honors College 5th-semester Early Acceptance Program for the TTUHSC School of Medicine... Learn more |
| Early Decision Plan to the TTU Law School |
| Find out about the Honors College's Early Decision Plan, providing Honors students with the exciting opportunity to receive admittance as juniors!... Learn more |
Other important links
- Honors College Student Handbook
- Current Students
- Library Resources for Honors Students
- Student Activities Board
- Lunch Discussion
- Faculty office hours Spring 2009
- Honor Societies - Many Honors College students receive invitations to join an honor society. Some of those organizations have very rigorous qualifications and an invitation to accept membership in them is an honor which should not be ignored. For example, Phi Beta Kappa (Liberal Arts) and Phi Kappa Phi (any discipline) are widely recognized scholastic honor societies and Mortar Board is a national honorary which recognizes service and leadership. If you have questions about whether you should accept an invitation to join an honorary society, the links below will lead you to helpful information on how to evaluate them.
Advising
As you know, Honors advising is required for all Honors students, and your Honors registration hold will not be moved forward until you are advised in our office.
Course Booklet
Learn about Honors classes to be offered in the next semester.
See the Spring 2010 course list