The Honors seminars have been some of my favorite classes at CSU. It's been so nice to earn my core curriculum credits in smaller, more personalized classrooms with more engaging instructors and topics. The instruction I've received has also been very engaging; these professors are teaching topics that they're personally interested in, and their excitement about the material transfers to their students as well.

Priority registration has been extremely helpful to me, not only to build a conveniently-timed schedule, but also to be able to plan out my four years at CSU and have confidence that I’ll be able to register for each class I want to without having to switch things around.

Coming to the CSU Honors program, I was most excited to be living in the Honors residence halls. Not only do these dorms have air conditioning and heating in each bedroom, but each room also has its own private bathroom. With the raised ceiling and the extra walking space near the bathroom, these rooms feel much larger than rooms in community style living.

My favorite part about Honors is the connections you make with others. The students, professors, and staff have greatly shaped who I have become today. From day one I have felt supported, pushed to be better, and valued holistically as an individual.

My favorite part of honors is the connections and challenges I didn't even realize were so good. Now, in my final semester, I am glad that I met professors and worked with them to build papers and research I am proud of (and can talk about in a cover letter).