WSU Honors College

An Honors College education at Washington State University prepares graduates for the 21st-century, interconnected world through a thought-provoking curriculum and experiential learning opportunities. Honors College students are campus, community, and statewide leaders, world travelers, academic role models, and are involved in cutting-edge research.

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Hallmarks of the Honors College

Small, discussion-based classes
A foreign language requirement that reinforces global understanding and awareness
Top professors who want to—and do—teach for Honors
A thesis requirement that emphasizes critical thinking and communication skills
Study- and research-abroad opportunities that provide hands-on, real-world experiences of a lifetime

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