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Challenging Minds to Change the World
The Honors College provides an enhanced education and an intellectual community to a select cohort of the university’s highest-achieving undergraduates. Its flexible curriculum integrates seamlessly with Auburn’s degree programs, enhancing standard courses through dynamic, multidisciplinary and metacognitive approaches.
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Admissions
Discover the resources, opportunities, and benefits the Honors College offers our students.
If you have received an invitation to apply, or hope to receive one, learn more about our streamlined application process.
If you have received an invitation to apply, or hope to receive one, learn more about our streamlined application process.
Have questions? We have answers. We’ve listed some of the most common questions we hear from prospective students and their families.
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Visit Us
Learn more about the Honors College through a one-on-one meeting with our recruitment team! Our Honors Ambassadors will share more about their Honors experience, while covering everything Honors including our flexible curriculum designations, membership benefits, student involvement opportunities, application process, and more.
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Visit Us
Learn more about the Honors College through a one-on-one meeting with our recruitment team! Our Honors Ambassadors will share more about their Honors experience, while covering everything Honors including our flexible curriculum designations, membership benefits, student involvement opportunities, application process, and more.
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News
The Honors College is increasing its commitment to academic innovation and faculty engagement through the Honor Your Teaching Fellowship program.
February 03, 2026
John Murray is participating in the Humanities at Hertog Fellowship, a highly competitive program that brings together students from around the world to explore classic and contemporary texts.
February 03, 2026
Peter White, associate professor of political science, has a clear origin story for the Honors Seminar: Games of International Relations - the game RISK.
January 20, 2026
Events
The Honors College is increasing its commitment to academic innovation and faculty engagement through the Honor Your Teaching Fellowship program.
February 03, 2026
John Murray is participating in the Humanities at Hertog Fellowship, a highly competitive program that brings together students from around the world to explore classic and contemporary texts.
February 03, 2026
Peter White, associate professor of political science, has a clear origin story for the Honors Seminar: Games of International Relations - the game RISK.
January 20, 2026
Celebrate a day of the love with our famous candy bar! Grab your favorite sweets ... for your sweet — or for yourself
February 17 | 4-5:30 p.m. | RBD Library 3129
The Honors College is hosting a Professional Networking Event designed to offer our students the opportunity to practice their networking skills with local professionals. In order to participate in this event, students are required to attend one of two Professional Etiquette workshops to learn more about the skills needed to utilize etiquette when networking. Registration is required.
February 18 | 4-5:30 p.m. | RBD Library 3133
The Honors College is hosting a Professional Networking Event designed to offer our students the opportunity to practice their networking skills with local professionals. In order to participate in this event, students are required to attend one of two Professional Etiquette workshops to learn more about the skills needed to utilize etiquette when networking. Registration is required.
