Meetings will be in OCSB 142 at 7:00pm.
1st Meeting |
January 22 |
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2nd Meeting |
February 19 |
3rd Meeting |
March19 |
4th Meeting |
April 16 |
The central goal of Honors education at Texas A&M University at Galveston is academic enrichment; our Honors Program is based on the belief that promising students benefit from:
The Honors Program is an ideal opportunity for motivated, curious students who are filled with big ideas, who long for outlets for creative expression, and who seek out intellectual challenges. Our goal is to make available the resources of a major research institution to undergraduate students whose track record of academic success demonstrates a readiness to take greater personal responsibility for their own education.
The defining characteristics of Honors study at Texas A&M University is engagement of interdisciplinary topics in small classes with professors dedicated to teaching and engaged in research.
For questions about TAMUG Honors, contact:
Barbara Dover, Honors Advisor at
doverb@tamug.edu
Incoming freshmen with a minimum score of 1250 on the SAT or 28 on the ACT and top 10 percentile of the graduating High School class, as well as National Merit Finalists, National Achievement Finalists, or National Hispanic Scholars, are automatically admitted into the Texas A&M University Galveston Honors Program.
Second semester freshmen, sophomores, or juniors may enroll if they have achieved a cumulative Grade Point Ratio (GPR) of 3.5 or higher at Texas A&M University.
Transfer students will be considered for participation on a case-by-case basis.
All students MUST maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPR to remain eligible.
ALL forms must be filled out in their entirety, signed, and turned in to the Honors Advisor.
Any form that is not completed will be considered null and void.
Your Honors Advisor's office is located on the first floor of Hullabaloo Hall, office number 159.
Waivers forms need to be sent to doverb@tamug.edu NO LATER THAN ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE START OF CLASSES.