Benjamin Yuh
Honors
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"I chose to be a part of the Honors Program at OSU for many reasons. The Honors Program creates a unique and personal community that gives the feeling of a small private university in the midst of a large campus. This allows me to interact with top professors at OSU in a small classroom setting, and provides unique and unforgettable experiences such as the Honors London Study Abroad Program, the Honors Holography H455 class, and Honors Ambassadors. Being an Honors student means that you are never left behind in terms of scheduling, research opportunities, and one-on-one attention with advisors and faculty."
-Benjamin Yuh
 
"My scholar's experience has been one of the true highlights of my college career. It provides personalized attention, opportunities to live and work with students who share my interests and goals, and the experience I will need to get into the highly competitive graduate program I plan to apply for. From trips to New York City, to tutoring in Columbus Public Schools, to the all-scholar's talent show, it has been a fun and valuable experience that I couldn't imagine my college life without."
-Sarah Call
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Sarah Call
Tomorrow's Teachers Scholar
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What's the difference?
University Honors Program
- Curricular/Research focus
- Honors courses
- University-wide program enrolling @ 1300 students annually
- Honors Housing -- optional
- Personalized attention from your Honors Advisors
- Eligibility: minimum 30 ACT & top 10% class rank
- Admission: By invitation only based on OSU application
- Deadline: February 1st
Ohio State Scholars Program
- Learning Community/Co-curricular focus
- Clustered courses
- 13 programs enrolling 50-175 students per program
- Scholars Housing -- required the 1st year
- Personalized attention from your Scholars Coordinators
- Eligibility: 27-29 ACT & top 20% class rank
- Admission: Requires online application & OSU application
- Deadline: February 1st
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