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University Honors Plan I (minimum of 21 units)

This plan is designed for entering freshmen and consists of a minimum of 15 units (e.g. 5 courses) of lower- and upper-division Honors classes (General Education, Major and/or Elective courses).

In addition, students must complete 6 units of a culminating independent scholarly project (UHP 496 Research Participation and UHP 498 Senior Thesis/Project). If an Honors student registers for research and thesis credit through his/her major department, these units may be substituted for UHP 496 and UHP 498.

University Honors Plan II (minimum of 15 units)

This plan is designed for upper-division transfer students and continuing ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú students and consists of a minimum of 9 units (e.g. 3 courses) of upper-division General Education, major, and/or elective Honors courses.

In addition, students must complete a culminating 6-unit independent scholarly project (UHP 496 Research Participation and UHP 498 Senior Thesis/Project). If an Honors student registers for research and thesis credit through his/her major department, these units may be substituted for UHP 496 and UHP 498.

University Honors, Engineering Plan I (minimum of 21 units)

This plan is designed for entering freshmen and consists of a minimum of 18 units (e.g. 9 courses) of lower- and upper-division Honors classes (General Education and Engineering).

In addition, students must complete 3 units of a culminating independent scholarly project (ENGR 498H or UHP 498). Visit the Engineering Honors Track webpage for more information.

University Honors, Engineering Plan II (minimum of 15 units)

This plan is designed for upper-division transfer students and continuing ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú students and consists of a minimum of 12 units (e.g. 4 courses) of upper-division General Education and Engineering Honors courses.

In addition, students must complete 3 units of a culminating independent scholarly project (ENGR 498H or UHP 498). Visit the Engineering Honors Track webpage for more information.

University Honors, College of Business Plan I (minimum of 21 units)

This plan is designed for entering freshmen and consists of a minimum of 15 units (typically 5 courses) of lower- and upper-division Honors classes (General Education and Business courses); and a culminating 6-unit independent scholarly project (UHP 496 Research Participation and UHP 498 Senior Thesis/Project). Visit the Business Honors Track webpage for more information.

University Honors, College of Business Plan II (minimum of 15 units)

This plan is designed for upper-division transfer students and continuing ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú students and consists of a minimum of 9 units (typically 3 courses) of upper-division Honors classes (General Education and Business courses); and a culminating 6-unit independent scholarly project (UHP 496 Research Participation and UHP 498 Senior Thesis/Project). Visit the Business Honors Track webpage for more information.

University Honors, Global Emphasis Plan I (minimum of 21 units)

This plan is designed for entering first year students seeking a global learning experience. It consists of a minimum of 15 units of Honors courses (lower- and upper-division General Education, major, and/or electives, which must include at least one Global-designated Honors course); a culminating 6-unit senior thesis/project with a global emphasis (UHP 496, Research Participation, and UHP 498, Senior Thesis/Project); an approved study abroad (e.g. UHP 350) or equivalent experience (e.g. Global Studies Fellowship); and demonstration of 2nd year Language competency (0-16 units).

University Honors, Global Emphasis Plan II (minimum of 15 units)

This plan is primarily designed for upper-division transfer students and continuing ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉú students seeking a global learning experience. It consists of a minimum of 9 units of upper-division Honors coursework (General Education, major, and/or elective courses, which must include at least one Global-designated Honors class) and a culminating 6-unit senior thesis/project with a global emphasis (UHP 496, Research Participation, and UHP 498, Senior Thesis/Project); an approved study abroad experience (e.g. UHP 350) or equivalent experience (e.g. Global Studies Fellowship), and demonstration of 2nd year Language competency (0-16 units).