• The Honors Program in the Arts and Sciences (ASC) provides high-ability students with opportunities to pursue challenging academic programs.  Honors students are encouraged to construct an enhanced curriculum that includes honors courses, upper-division courses, rigorous sequences, honors seminars, a strong major that includes a significant research experience, and a minor or second major. ​Contact Lindsey Chamberlain at chamberlain.55@osu.edu​ or visit the website for more information.
  

• The Fisher College of Business offers its Honors students the option of applying for and participating in one of four Honors programs that each provide the opportunity to graduate with a diploma designation. The four programs are designed to provide a range of experiences to choose from. Contact Kim Bader at bader.28@osu.edu or visit the website​ for more information.
  

• The College of Education and Human Ecology (EHE) Honors Program seeks to assist motivated and well-prepared students in engaging in a rigorous curriculum and undergraduate research. As part a research institution, Ohio State's EHE faculty believe in the value of the expansion of knowledge through inquiry and scholarly writing, and undergraduate honors students do this through completion of a thesis. A major advantage of the Honors Program is that it enables students to work closely with a faculty member in designing and completing this thesis project. Contact Melissa Solinger at solinger.6@osu.edu or visit the website for more information.
  

• The College of Engineering offers Honors students several ways through which they can distinguish themselves, including designation as an Honors student, Graduation With Honors in Engineering, undergraduate research, and Graduation With Distinction. Students must meet eligibility and requirements to be considered for graduation with honors distinction.​ Contact Mike Knisley at knisley.33@osu.edu​​ or visit the website for more information.
  

• The Environment and Natural Resources Honors Program focuses on academics and research.  If you are a motivated student that wants to be challenged and would like an opportunity to research a topic that interests you, the Honors Program may be a good fit for you.  The Honors Program offers you several unique opportunities to enhance what you will be doing in the classroom.  Contact Lauren Pintor at pintor.6@osu.edu​ or visit the website for more information. 
  

• University Exploration Honors is designed to assist incoming Honors students who are undecided in their major. Exploration Honors advisors work with students to find majors that align with their interests, values and goals. Contact Stephanie Elliott at elliott.302@osu.edu or visit the website for more information. 

• The FAES Honors Program is designed to challenge superior students to take a closer look at what interests them most. With the support of faculty, honors students conduct research and share their discoveries with others. Students in this program gain and build a number of skills, making them highly marketable when they graduate. If you're considering graduate or professional school, this program will definitely prepare you for such studies. Whether you start your academic career in honors or you join after your first year, students in the program will have a variety of challenging academic experiences.​ Contact Pat Whittington at whittington.6@osu.edu or visit the website ​for more information. 
  

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