Along with a dynamic curriculum that helps prepare students for graduate school, professional leadership, and civic responsibility, the Global Ideas Honors Program confers other benefits and perks.
Priority Registration for Classes
Honors students have highest priority and access early registration each semester, so that you can choose classes you want and need.
Peer Mentor Access
Current honors students are available to help advise you as you select honors courses or with any other student life questions, offering a support system to help you through college.
Honors Housing
Honors students can live on the same floor of one of University of La Verne’s residence halls (optional and if there is availability).
Travel Funds
Up to $500 per student to help offset the cost of honors travel courses (typically offered during the January Interterm).
National and Regional Honors Conferences
University of La Verne honors students may be eligible to present their original research at conferences – a great opportunity to prepare for graduate and professional school.
to help you!
Develop professional leadership skills, deepen your sense of civic responsibility, and engage with students and faculty from across the university.
Honors Center
- Exclusively available to honors students;
- Located in the Campus Center, room 216 (on the 2nd floor right next to the Career Center);
- Free Printing!
- With couches, computers, whiteboard, games, TV, snacks, a mini fridge, microwave, and tables and chairs to work or hang out with other honors students;
- Peer mentors are in the Honors Center every weekday during the semester.
