How to Apply for USF Honors

The University of South Florida Honors College in Tampa is designed to accommodate students who display an outstanding academic record without regard to the major they are pursuing. The Honors College offers classes that are smaller than those taught in the regular college, opportunities for international study, and participation in honors conferences throughout the country. The Honors College has one track for incoming freshmen students and another track for transfer and continuing students. If you're interested in applying to this program, you must follow the university's guidelines for admission.

Instructions

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      Visit the USF website. Click "Apply Undergraduate," which is located under the heading "Web Tools." In order to be considered for the Honors College, you must first apply for USF's undergraduate admission.

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      Click "Freshmen" at the top of the page if you're applying as an incoming freshman from high school. Click "Transfers" if you're a student from another university applying to USF. Click "Apply to USF" under the heading "Apply."

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      Register for a USF account that enables you to complete the online application.

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      Fill out the online application form, which has separate pages for personal information, academic interest, educational history, standardized testing, conduct information, military information (if applicable), residency, supplemental materials, and signature. Submit your application with the appropriate fee, which must be paid with a credit card.

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      Review your admission documents. If you're a first year student with a 3.8 cumulative GPA or an ACT composite score of 29, with a minimum English score of 29, you will automatically receive an invitation to join the Honors College. If you're a transfer or continuing student with a 3.5 cumulative GPA based on 45 college or university level credits, you will automatically receive an Honors College invitation.

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