FRESHMAN HONORS LIVING & LEARNING COMMUNITY
The Honors Living & Learning Community is a highly selective and challenging program that allows academically advanced students to live together, collaborate on ideas, participate in challenging research concepts and grow as a student, while developing connections with like-minded individuals. Freshman Honor students live in one dedi­cated wing of Faulkner Residence Hall, take select Honors courses and participate in a summer reading program, guest lecture series and other opportunities to be leaders on campus.

APPLICATION CONSIDERATIONS
In selecting students for the Freshman Honors Living and Learning Community, the Admissions Committee looks for a combination of characteristics that reveal the potential to meet the academic demands of being an Honors student; the motivation to take full advantage of the academic, social, and experiential opportunities that the Honors Program provides, and the willingness to contribute productively to the Honors Program and the Freshman Living and Learning Community. In most cases, but not all, the following attributes are good predictors of success in the Honors Program:

• A love of learning

• Intellectual curiosity

• Meaningful community involvement

• Extracurricular activities involving a high level of peer collaboration

• College prep curriculum

• GPA of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale

• SAT score of 1100 (Critical Reading & Math Scores) or
      higher – OR – ACT score of 24 or higher

• Writing Score of 6 or higher on the SAT or ACT

• A carefully crafted resume

Students interested in our Fall 2012 Freshmen Honors Living and Learning Community should first apply to Schreiner University Admission Office. Once accepted to the University, qualified students are encouraged to complete the Honors Living and Learning Community Application and submit it before March 23, 2012.

Please contact your Admission Counselor if you have additional questions..