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2015-2016 College Catalog 
    
2015-2016 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Honors Program


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Introduction

The Honors Program provides enhanced educational opportunities for academically talented students in both general education and occupational programs. Students pursue honors studies in parallel with their regular academic programs, and, if they complete the requirements, will receive an honors associate degree. Admission to the Honors Program offers significant benefits such as a tuition scholarship and opportunity for the Otto and Martha Krauss Honors Scholarship, a competitive award that will provide one honors student up to $2,000 per academic year for two years. (The amount is determined by credit hours persemester.)

A minimum of 12 credits in honors courses is required to earn an Honors associate degree. An additional three credits in honors courses is required for each subsequent honors degree.

Honors degrees may be earned in all of the following degree areas:

Honors Associate in Accounting
Honors Associate in Arts
Honors Associate in Applied Science
Honors Associate in Business Administration
Honors Associate in Science

Honors Program Requirements

Candidates for admission to the Honors Program must:

  1. Be enrolled at Kirtland.
  2. Submit a completed application and transcript release form.
  3. Submit two letters of recommendation from either college faculty or high school teachers.
  4. Submit an original essay.
  5. Have completed twelve (12) college-level credit hours (at Kirtland or elsewhere) with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.50 or be a high school graduate with a minimum high school grade point average of 3.50.
  6. Transcripts must be submitted.

Applications are accepted throughout the year, but students are admitted only twice each academic year. Upon completion, honors courses and the honors associate degree will be noted on the student’s transcript. The student will also receive academic regalia at graduation.

Students interested in earning an honors degree should contact the Honors Program Office at 989-275-5000, ext. 359.

Honors Classes*


  • ACC 12599 Computer Accounting w/QuickBooks
  • ART 10599 Intro to Design
  • ART 10899 Ceramics I
  • ART 11099 Watercolors
  • ART 21499 Sculpture I
  • ART 21599 Photography II
  • ART 22599 Intro to Color Photography
  • ART 23199 Advanced Black & White Photography
  • ART 27599 Computer Generated Images I
  • ART 27699 Digital Darkroom
  • ART 27905 Advanced Drawing
  • ART 27931 Rendering I
  • 3 cr.
  • BIO 10199 General Biology
  • 4 cr.
  • 4 cr.
  • 3 cr.
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  • CHE 10191 General Chemistry I and
  • CHE 10192 General Chemistry I Lab
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  • CHE 10291 General Chemistry II and
  • CHE 10292 General Chemistry II Lab
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  • COS 12599-13599 Cosmetology V-XV
  • ENG 10399 English Composition I
  • ENG 10499 English Composition II
  • ENG 10699 Technical Writing
  • 3 cr.
  • ENG 22899 Mythology
  • GEL 10599 Physical Geology
  • HIS 10599 History of World Societies to 1500
  • HIS 10699 History of World Societies Since 1500
  • HIS 20199 US History to 1865
  • HIS 20299 US History since 1865
  • HIS 20399 Michigan History
  • MKT 20099 Principles of Marketing
  • MTH 12099 Intermediate Algebra
  • MTH 13099 College Algebra
  • MTH 18099 Pre-Calculus
  • MTH 20699 Applications in Statistics
  • MTH 22099 Calculus I
  • MTH 22199 Calculus II
  • NUR 24299 Community Mental Health Nursing
  • OIS 10599 Business Correspondence
  • OIS 17099 Legal Terminology & Transcription
  • OIS 21099 Office Procedures
  • OIS 21599 Desktop Publishing
  • OIS 22299 Word Processing II-WORD
  • PHL 20199 Intro to Philosophy
  • PHL 21099 Intro to Ethics
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  • PHY 22191 Physics I w/Calculus Lecture and
  • PHY 22192 Physics I w/Calculus Lab
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  • POL 10199 Intro to American Government
  • POL 20199 Comparative Government
  • PSY 10199 Intro to Psychology
  • PSY 20299 Abnormal Psychology
  • SPE 10599 Fundamentals of Speech
  • SPE 11499 Interpersonal & Public Communication

Note:


*Other classes may be available upon request

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