LSA Honors Program

Honors Students in front of South Quad - where our Honors Residents reside.

Honors Students in front of the Law Quad

Honors Student participating in Campus Quest at Honors Kickoff 2022

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News

Congratulations to our 2022 Otto Graf and Jack Meiland Scholarship Recipients

Meet our 2022 Graf and Meiland Scholars

Catalyst Grants: First- & Second-Year Research and Leadership Development

Grants that reduce cost barriers and foster community support.

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Questions About COVID-19 & Reporting an Illness

Honors continues to follow the protocols as outlined on the website Campus Maize & Blueprint.

The university has a multi-tiered testing and monitoring strategy in place; click here for available testing options on campus. There is additional information available on vaccine availability here on campus. If you suspect an illness and would like to communicate with your instructors, click here to complete an LSA Student Report of Illness. Additionally, during this stressful time, students can find mental health resources at Well-being for U-M Students, as provided by Student Life. As always, your Honors advisors are standing by; use this link to make a virtual appointment.

Established over 60 years ago, the LSA Honors Program carries a proud tradition of experiential learning based on one's major and interests. Approximately 350 students enroll each year, going on to graduate from all areas of LSA — from Comparative Literature to Physics, from Chemistry to Romance Languages. Honors students seek a comprehensive, challenging approach to their particular field of study, which culminates their senior year with a thesis. By participating in Honors, they are welcomed into an exciting, diverse campus community. These pages feature frequently asked questions, program information, and tools for the process. Welcome!

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We strive to support our students and faculty on the front lines of learning and research and to steward our planet, our community, our campus. To do this, the Honors Program needs your support.