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• An exemplary education certified as comparable to all the prestigious Honors Programs at the other public colleges and universities in Massachusetts. • Recognition at graduation and on the transcript of successful participation in a challenging, high-quality honors program. • Innovative courses created especially for the Honors Program by outstanding scholars/teachers. • Small classes emphasizing active student participation and intensive faculty guidance. • A challenging and interdisciplinary alternative to traditional General Education courses. • A scholarship that continues for four years, if the student persists in good standing as a member of the college-wide Honors Program and maintains a GPA of 3.0. (Tsongas Scholars must maintain a 3.3 GPA.) • Resources for individual student research. • Cultural activities on and off campus, such as visiting speakers and trips to cultural events and sites • An honors lounge providing space for study, small gatherings, and the pursuit of research using computers and an electronic library installed and compiled exclusively for the use of Honors Students. • An opportunity to be a part of a community energized by intellectual and artistic excitement. |
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