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College of the Redwoods negotiates special transfer agreements linking community college honors/scholars' programs to specific universities, large or small, public or private. Students completing our programs then enjoy enhanced transfer consideration at the partner-campus, e.g., guaranteed or priority acceptance, special scholarships, housing priority, and a range of other academic and social benefits such as library privileges even before transfer.

 

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Regarding Transfer from the Honors Program

Questions and Answers Regarding Transfer from the Honors Program

 What special transfer benefits are Honors Students eligible for?

All Honors classes satisfy G.E. requirements and transfer to UC and CSU campuses, but in addition, Honors students are eligible for several special transfer benefits at participating universities. CR’s Honors Program has transfer agreements with a number of notable four-year colleges, and each of those agreements is different. In some cases benefits include guaranteed acceptance, priority registration, and guaranteed housing; in other cases, scholarships and transfer directly into the university’s Honors Program are offered.

 How many Honors units do I need to be eligible for these benefits?

Although you must complete 15 units of Honors courses to have your transcript stamped with “Honors Program Scholar” and to be eligible for special transfer benefits, your DO NOT have complete 15 units to reap the benefits of the Honors Program.  Even one Honors course on your transcript identifies you as interested in pursuing a challenging education, not in just getting by.

 What does my GPA need to be to stay in the program?

High school students need a 3.5 cumulative GPA to enter the program and need to maintain a 3.3 GPA for courses taken at College of the Redwoods to remain in the program. If your cumulative GPA falls below 3.3, you will be allowed one semester to remain in Honors while you work on getting your GPA back up to at least the minimum requirement.

 How would I be recognized as an Honors Scholar?

Early in the semester that you will complete 15 Honors units, contact Pat McCutcheon in the Honors Program office at 476-4566. Participating universities send us a list of all CR students who have applied to that particular school. After the units are verified, we fill out the forms confirming you have taken 15 Honors units and are eligible for benefits.

 What happens if I am unable to take an honors course some semester?

Come to the Honors office to fill out an “Honors Sabbatical Request” form or submit one electronically. This will hold your place in the program for one semester so that you may return again to the program the subsequent semester without need of re-applying (provided you have maintained the required GPA). If you do not enroll in an honors course and do not submit a sabbatical form to the Honors Office, then it’s assumed that you do not intend to stay in the program and your name will be dropped from the Honors student list.

 

If you’d like to know more about the Honors Program, please call Honors Coordinator, Pat McCutcheon, at 476-4327 patmccutcheon@redwoods.edu  or the Honors office at 476-4655 honorsprogram@eureka.redwoods.edu

 

 

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