Residential Honors Program Application

The HPU Honors program is designed for exceptionally capable and motivated students to help get the most out of their college experience. Through a myriad of challenging coursework, meaningful research, creative endeavors, and an international study abroad experience, it gives students the tools and opportunities to excel intellectually and academically.

Round 2 priority consideration for the HPU Honors program will be given to those who submit their admissions application and HPU Honors application as soon as possible, but no later than February 1, 2017. If you submit your Honors application by the February 1 priority deadline, you will receive your honors decision by March 1.

Background Information:
Name Name First Last
Address Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region Postal / Zip Code Country
Date of Birth Date of Birth / MM / DD YYYY
Email address:
Essay Questions:

In a maximum of 250 words per question, answer the three following questions.
1) What draws you to HPU’s Residential Honors Program? In particular, what features are especially attractive to you and why?
Maximum of 250 words allowed. Currently Entered: 0 words.
2) The HPU Residential Honors Program is an interdisciplinary program that encourages examination of problems from multiple disciplinary angles. Outside of your intended major, in what other academic field are you interested and why? How do you think the two fields could be complimentary?
Maximum of 250 words allowed. Currently Entered: 0 words.
3) “Those who cannot change their minds, cannot change anything.” (George Bernard Shaw). Describe an example from your life where you were initially absolutely convinced of your opinion on a subject only later to change your mind. How and why did that transformation occur?
Maximum of 250 words allowed. Currently Entered: 0 words.
Self-Reported Standardized Test Scores:

(If Applicable)
Old SAT:
Critical Reading Score
Writing Score
Math Score
New SAT:
Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Score
Math Score
ACT:
Composite Score
English Score
Mathematics Score
Reading Score
Science Score
Self-Reported GPA - cumulative, School-Reported GPA after Junior Year:
GPA
Is your GPA weighted or unweighted?

Is your GPA weighted or unweighted? Weighted Unweighted
Self-Reported Advance Courses Taken - cumulative, up to and including Junior Year:

(If Applicable)
Number of Honors courses
Number of AP courses
Number of IB courses
Name and number of other advanced courses

Residential Honors Program Application

Residential Honors Program Application

Background Information:

Essay Questions:

Self-Reported Standardized Test Scores:

Old SAT:

New SAT:

ACT:

Self-Reported GPA - cumulative, School-Reported GPA after Junior Year:

Self-Reported Advance Courses Taken - cumulative, up to and including Junior Year: