Many students can easily get confused when it comes to the difference between joining the honors program and joining an honor society. Being part of both is truly ideal, but not required, for students seeking a more challenging academic experience during their time at Barry University.
Honors Program | Honor Societies |
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Honors courses add both breadth and depth to the educational experiences, as well as a concentrated version of Barry University’s liberal arts identity. | Earn recognition for the academic excellence you have achieved during your time at Barry. |
Honors Program students enjoy the benefit of small, intimate classes, with no more than 15 students per class. | Become an honoree at the Honors Convocation – a once a year event that recognizes those students inducted into the honor societies. |
Gain knowledge of other academic worlds by learning from your peers of different majors and degree programs. | Earn affiliation for life, allowing you to network once in the job market. |
Exposes you to social values and different ideologies. | Helps to strengthen your resume when applying for jobs. |
Prepares you for critical thinking in the workforce, and/or admissions into graduate programs. |