The Honors College

is a diverse community of undergraduates who want to gain the most from their educational experiences. Being an Honors student will push you further than you’ve ever gone before, putting all your skills and perseverance to the test. But the rewards are greater than you can imagine. Are you ready to accept the challenge?

Learn More

Spring & Fall

2025 Applications are now open

The Honors College is currently accepting applications for Spring and Fall 2025! If you would like to start in Spring 2025, you must submit your applications by December 31st at 11:59 PM Central Time. Admissions decisions will be emailed between January 8-10th.

For all those that would begin in Fall 2025, the priority deadline is February 23rd and decisions will be sent out in early March. The final deadline to apply for the fall semester is June 30th, and decisions will be sent in mid-to-late July. Please be aware that the Honors College does not do rolling admissions and reviews all applications after the deadline. 

Honors College Events

Curious about our upcoming events? This link will take you to our Events calendar for the current semester.

View the events calendar

Request a Presentation

Interested in having your class learn more about the Honors College? The button will take you to our form where you can sign up to request a presentation from an Honors Advocate.

Request a presentation

WHAT DOES A NEW HONORS STUDENT DO NEXT?

If you are a new student to the Honors College, you're probably wondering what you need to do before your first semester with us. We've compiled a quick and simple guide just for you.

Spring 2024 issue of Veneratio now available

Veneratio returns for Spring 2024 and details new happenings within the Honors College as well as student reflections on campus-wide developments. Read about the eclipse, spirit horses, students' thoughts on campus renovations and much more!

Read the newsletter

Honors Research Symposium

Congratulations to all our presenters at the Spring 2024 Honors Research Symposium.

Symposium Abstracts
Nibi Khadka in Washington D.C.

The Archer Fellowship

The Archer Fellowship Program provides graduate and undergraduate students from across The University of Texas System with a unique opportunity to live, learn, and intern in our nation’s capital during the summer. Washington, D.C. offers unparalleled opportunities for career development and cultural enrichment. While in D.C., students earn in-residence UT Arlington credit for their coursework and gain hands-on work experience in an internship. The Archer Fellowship Program is tailored to students’ own personal and intellectual interests, which allows them to connect their developing expertise to policy and public service.

Liz Rhodes

Student Profiles

Meet Liz

"I chose UTA because it was an affordable option, close to home, and it had a great program for Biomedical Engineering."

Upcoming Events