Abington Honors and Schreyer Honors College Courses
Honors programs include students from all majors, so the course offerings tend to be general education or core courses for maximum participation and accessibility. When possible, taking honors sections of general education requirements allows students to fulfill their requirements more easily.
| Fall Course | Description | Spring Course | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| APLNG/AFR 230N, H | Language and Social Justice | ARTH 112U | Renaissance to Modern Art |
| CRIMJ 205H | Critical Race Theory in the Humanities and Social Sciences | APLNG 200H | Language, Culture, and Society |
| ECON 102H | Intro to Microeconomic Analysis and Policy | CAS 100H | Effective Speaking |
| ENG 30H | Honors Rhetoric and Composition (four sections are typically offered; take this class in place of ENG 15) | ECON 102H | Intro to Microeconomic Analysis and Policy |
| HIST 153H | Native-American History | ECON 104H | Intro to Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy |
| PSYCH 100H | Introductory Psychology | ENG 30H | Honors Rhetoric and Composition |
| SOC 19H | Sociology of Popular Culture | ENG 175H | Technological Imagination and Social Thought |
| Also look for 400-level classes, such as... CAS 455 | Language and Gender | HIST 124H | History of Western Medicine |
| CAS 471 | Intercultural Communication | PSYCH 100H | Introductory Psychology |
| n/a | n/a | HONORS 401 | (2 credit) for third year Schreyer Scholars |
| n/a | n/a | HONORS 495 | (1 credit) for fourth year Schreyer Scholars |
*ENG 15 and CAS 100 are required for all students, so take them as honors classes.
