
Why Honors?
Immerse yourself in our globally inspired community, where curiosity is not just celebrated but cultivated. The Honors College provides a launchpad for your ambitions, offering diverse perspectives, hands-on experiences, incredible cultural enrichment opportunities and a supportive home to help you realize your fullest potential.

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Summer Is a Hot Time for Research
The summer is not a break from research at UT Dallas, and the Summer Platform for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) symposium offers everyone on campus an opportunity to view that work. Here are inside looks at three Hobson Wildenthal Honors College programs that were represented: Comets HELP: Words matter in geriatric care | Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP): No experience required | Clark Summer Research Program: A valuable head start
Academic Programs
Established in 2014, the Hobson Wildenthal Honors College houses multiple programs dedicated to promoting excellence in undergraduate education.

“Choosing UTD has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. The Honors College has opened up so many doors for me. … It’s been nothing short of amazing.” Watch the video
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How a Family Wears UT Dallas, Terry Scholars Pride
Mari Hernandez, Natalia Camacho and Alexis Carranza (pictured, from left) are part of the same extended family, but that tells only a small part of their connection. Their influence on each other and their devotion to UT Dallas are a one-of-a-kind story.

Cambridge Will Be Study in Contrast for 3 Graduates
Three Honors College graduates will experience porters, punting, some very old architecture, a very different class format and so much more when they begin their studies at the University of Cambridge in October.

Speech Team’s Elangovan Earns All-American Status
Sneha Elangovan had dreamed of making the quarterfinals of the national speech tournament. Then she made it in not one but two events and also was named to the All-American Speech team. Teammate Tyler Crivella also was a quarterfinalist.

Study Abroad Discoveries Venture Beyond Research
Students conducted interesting research on their trips to Scotland and Germany. But there also was a lot to learn about life overseas.“I think that time abroad has made me believe in the capacity for good that humanity has,” one student said.

Did You Know?
87%
Graduation Rate
in 4 years
(93% in 6 Years)
82%
Acceptance into Medical Professional Programs (100% Law)
34/1510
Average ACT and SAT Scores
850
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