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Why Honors?
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Scholarships Why would I want to participate in an honors program?
Small Class Size
Classes will typically have 15-20 students (sometimes fewer than 10). This allows for collaborative and experiential learning, an assortment of hands-on activities, and more opportunities to read and write at advanced levels. Students are encouraged to become outstanding independent learners, capable of critical thinking and self-expression.

Wide Range of Honors Course
Honors courses are offered in the core curriculum areas of Art, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Education, English, History, Humanities, Math, Music, Philosophy, Sociology, and Speech. additionally, courses are offered in career exploration, leadership development, and professional skill development.

Top Teaching Faculty
Experienced members of the HCC teaching faculty, known for excellence in the classroom as well as in their academic fields make up the Honors Faculty. These professors especially enjoy working with the top students at HCC.

A Sense of Community
Frequent interaction with other honors students and faculty helps to build a community spirit. The IHLS Center provides a location for students to study or gather and visit. The center has a library, computer lab, group study area, a special classroom, and lounge for both faculty and student use. The Honors Forum, a weekly seminar for all honors students, provides an opportunity to explore issues facing society today.

Special Honors Advising
Honors advisors in the HCC counseling offices and IHLS Center provide students with personalized attention. Student's individual needs and interests will be given priority in all advising.

Special Honors Events
Students will enjoy picnics, lectures, special presentations, workshops, and field trips.

Benefits
• Field trips, social gatherings and cultural activities
• Career awareness, on-the-job mentoring
• Service Learning
• HCCH Center - designated study/resource room and computer lab
• HCCH works closely with Phi Theta Kappa and other honorary scholastic societies with HCC chapters to encourage and reward academic excellence
• Co-op work experience and internships
• Participation in National and Regional Collegiate Honors Council activities
• HCCH Student Council and Committees
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