I am a continuing UTA student (Fall 2019).
Honors 101 (Formerly known as Honors College Orientation)
All students who will be new to the Honors College in Fall 2019 will be required to attend an Honors 101 session. During Honors 101, you will learn more about the Honors requirements and benefits.
Honors 101 will be held:
- Monday, August 19th, from 10 AM – 12 PM and from 2 – 4 PM
Students only need to attend ONE of the sessions. Honors 101 will be held in College Hall 101. Click here to register. For more information, visit uta.edu/honors/current/honors101-info.
Honors Welcome
The Honors Welcome is a fun, casual event where you will have the opportunity to meet other new Honors students from your major and college! Participants will play games, enjoy a free lunch, receive their first Honors College t-shirt, and meet returning Honors students. They will also learn about the various opportunities to get involved in the Honors College.
All Fall 2019 incoming Honors students are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP at https://www.uta.edu/honors/current/rsvp/welcome.php by 11:59 PM on Monday, August 12th.
Honors Designated Courses
The Honors College offers a limited number of Honors-designated courses each fall and spring semester. Although Honors students are not required to take Honors-designated courses, we encourage them to do so. Students enjoy the Honors-designated courses because they are smaller and provide a stronger foundation in the subject matter. If you would like to add an Honors-designated course to your Fall 2019 schedule, you should be able to do so yourself in MyMav.
If you do not need/wish to take any of the Honors-designated courses offered this fall, or you do not wish to make changes to your existing fall schedule, that is okay! You will instead contract one or more of your regular classes. We will discuss contracting in greater detail at Honors 101.
Note: Starting in Fall 2019, Honors credit for Biology 1441/1442 can only be earned in the desginated Honors section. The courses are no longer eligible to contract for Honors credit.
Honors Advising
All newly admitted Honors students must meet with an Honors advisor during their first enrolled semester as an Honors student here at UT Arlington (Fall 2019). Honors advising is supplemental to academic advising; if you have questions pertaining to which courses you will take in the fall, you should contact your regular academic advisor. You will receive additional details about Honors advising at Honors 101.
I am an incoming transfer student (Fall 2019).
New Maverick Orientation
If you have not done so already, we encourage you to register for New Maverick Orientation (NMO). The earlier you attend NMO, the greater flexibility you will have in course scheduling.
Feel free to stop by and see us in College Hall, Suite 100, if you have questions during NMO. We are located directly across from the University Center, where you will spend most of your time during NMO.
For more information on what you need to do before attending New Maverick Orientation, visit https://www.uta.edu/orientation/transfers/index.php#plan.
Honors 101 (Formerly known as Honors College Orientation)
All students who will be new to the Honors College in Fall 2019 will be required to attend an Honors 101 session. During Honors 101, you will learn more about the Honors requirements and benefits.
Honors 101 will be held:
- Monday, August 19th, from 10 AM – 12 PM and from 2 – 4 PM
Students only need to attend ONE of the sessions. Honors 101 will be held in College Hall 101. Click here to register. For more information, visit uta.edu/honors/current/honors101-info.
Honors Welcome
The Honors Welcome is a fun, casual event where you will have the opportunity to meet other new Honors students from your major and college! Participants will play games, enjoy a free lunch, receive their first Honors College t-shirt, and meet returning Honors students. They will also learn about the various opportunities to get involved in the Honors College.
All Fall 2019 incoming Honors students are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP at https://www.uta.edu/honors/current/rsvp/welcome.php by 11:59 PM on Monday, August 12th.
Transfer Honors Credits
Honors Designated Courses
The Honors College offers a limited number of Honors-designated courses each fall and spring semester. Although Honors students are not required to take Honors-designated courses, we encourage them to do so. Students enjoy the Honors-designated courses because they are smaller and provide a stronger foundation in the subject matter. If you would like to add an Honors-designated course to your schedule, you should let your academic advisor know when you meet with him/her during New Maverick Orientation (NMO).
If you were admitted to the Honors College after you attended NMO, you may be able to add Honors-designated courses in MyMav. If not, you will need to contact your academic advisor (not your Honors College advisor).
If you do not need/wish to take any of the Honors-designated courses offered this fall, that is okay! You will instead contract one or more of your regular classes. We will discuss contracting in greater detail at Honors 101.
Note: Starting in Fall 2019, Honors credit for Biology 1441/1442 can only be earned in the desginated Honors section. The courses are no longer eligible to contract for Honors credit.
Honors Advising
All newly admitted Honors students must meet with an Honors advisor during their first enrolled semester as an Honors student here at UT Arlington (Fall 2019). Honors advising is supplemental to academic advising; if you have questions pertaining to which courses you will take in the fall, you should contact your regular academic advisor. You will receive additional details about Honors advising at Honors 101.
I am an incoming first-year student (Fall 2019).
New Maverick Orientation
If you have not done so already, we encourage you to register for New Maverick Orientation (NMO). The earlier you attend NMO, the greater flexibility you will have in course scheduling.
Honors College representatives will be available at select NMO sessions to answer questions from admitted students. These drop-in Q&A sessions will be held during the morning on Day 1 of NMO. Refer to your NMO schedule for specific details.
If you have questions during NMO, feel free to stop by and see us in College Hall, Suite 100. We are located directly across from the University Center, where you will spend most of your time during NMO.
For more information on what you need to do before attending New Maverick Orientation, visit https://www.uta.edu/orientation/freshmen/index.php#plan.
Honors 101 (Formerly known as Honors College Orientation)
All students who will be new to the Honors College in Fall 2019 will be required to attend an Honors 101 session. During Honors 101, you will learn more about the Honors requirements and benefits.
Honors 101 will be held:
- Monday, August 19th, from 10 AM – 12 PM and from 2 – 4 PM
Students only need to attend ONE of the sessions. Honors 101 will be held in College Hall 101. Click here to register. For more information, visit uta.edu/honors/current/honors101-info.
Honors Welcome
The Honors Welcome is a fun, casual event where you will have the opportunity to meet other new Honors students from your major and college! Participants will play games, enjoy a free lunch, receive their first Honors College t-shirt, and meet returning Honors students. They will also learn about the various opportunities to get involved in the Honors College.
All Fall 2019 incoming Honors students are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP at https://www.uta.edu/honors/current/rsvp/welcome.php by 11:59 PM on Monday, August 12th.
Honors Designated Courses
The Honors College offers a limited number of Honors-designated courses each fall and spring semester. Although Honors students are not required to take Honors-designated courses, we encourage them to do so. Students enjoy the Honors-designated courses because they are smaller and provide a stronger foundation in the subject matter. If you would like to add an Honors-designated course to your schedule, you should let your academic advisor know when you meet with him/her during New Maverick Orientation (NMO).
If you were admitted to the Honors College after you attended NMO, you may be able to add Honors-designated courses in MyMav. If not, you will need to contact your academic advisor (not your Honors College advisor).
If you do not need/wish to take any of the Honors-designated courses offered this fall, that is okay! You will instead contract one or more of your regular classes. We will discuss contracting in greater detail at Honors 101.
Note: Starting in Fall 2019, Honors credit for Biology 1441/1442 can only be earned in the desginated Honors section. The courses are no longer eligible to contract for Honors credit.
Honors Advising
All newly admitted Honors students must meet with an Honors advisor during their first enrolled semester as an Honors student here at UT Arlington (Fall 2019). Honors advising is supplemental to academic advising; if you have questions pertaining to which courses you will take in the fall, you should contact your regular academic advisor. You will receive additional details about Honors advising at Honors 101.
I am a continuing UTA student (Spring 2020).
Honors 101 (Formerly known as Honors College Orientation)
All students who will be new to the Honors College in Spring 2020 will be required to attend an Honors 101 session. During Honors 101, you will learn more about the Honors requirements and benefits.
Honors 101 will be held:
- Monday, August 19th, from 10 AM – 12 PM and from 2 – 4 PM
Students only need to attend ONE of the sessions. Honors 101 will be held in College Hall 101. Click here to register. For more information, visit uta.edu/honors/current/honors101-info.
Honors Welcome
The Honors Welcome is a fun, casual event where you will have the opportunity to meet other new Honors students from your major and college! Participants will play games, enjoy a free lunch, receive their first Honors College t-shirt, and meet returning Honors students. They will also learn about the various opportunities to get involved in the Honors College.
All Spring 2020 incoming Honors students are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP at https://www.uta.edu/honors/current/rsvp/welcome.php by 11:59 PM on Monday, August 12th.
Honors Designated Courses
The Honors College offers a limited number of Honors-designated courses each fall and spring semester. Although Honors students are not required to take Honors-designated courses, we encourage them to do so. Students enjoy the Honors-designated courses because they are smaller and provide a stronger foundation in the subject matter. If you would like to add an Honors-designated course to your Spring 2020 schedule, you should be able to do so yourself in MyMav.
If you do not need/wish to take any of the Honors-designated courses offered this fall, or you do not wish to make changes to your existing fall schedule, that is okay! You will instead contract one or more of your regular classes. We will discuss contracting in greater detail at Honors 101.
Note: Starting in Spring 2020, Honors credit for Biology 1441/1442 can only be earned in the desginated Honors section. The courses are no longer eligible to contract for Honors credit.
Honors Advising
All newly admitted Honors students must meet with an Honors advisor during their first enrolled semester as an Honors student here at UT Arlington (Spring 2020). Honors advising is supplemental to academic advising; if you have questions pertaining to which courses you will take in the fall, you should contact your regular academic advisor. You will receive additional details about Honors advising at Honors 101.
I am an incoming transfer student (Spring 2020).
New Maverick Orientation
If you have not done so already, we encourage you to register for New Maverick Orientation (NMO). The earlier you attend NMO, the greater flexibility you will have in course scheduling.
Feel free to stop by and see us in College Hall, Suite 100, if you have questions during NMO. We are located directly across from the University Center, where you will spend most of your time during NMO.
For more information on what you need to do before attending New Maverick Orientation, visit https://www.uta.edu/orientation/transfers/index.php#plan.
Honors 101 (Formerly known as Honors College Orientation)
All students who will be new to the Honors College in Spring 2020 will be required to attend an Honors 101 session. During Honors 101, you will learn more about the Honors requirements and benefits.
Honors 101 will be held:
- Monday, August 19th, from 10 AM – 12 PM and from 2 – 4 PM
Students only need to attend ONE of the sessions. Honors 101 will be held in College Hall 101. Click here to register. For more information, visit uta.edu/honors/current/honors101-info.
Honors Welcome
The Honors Welcome is a fun, casual event where you will have the opportunity to meet other new Honors students from your major and college! Participants will play games, enjoy a free lunch, receive their first Honors College t-shirt, and meet returning Honors students. They will also learn about the various opportunities to get involved in the Honors College.
All Spring 2020 incoming Honors students are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP at https://www.uta.edu/honors/current/rsvp/welcome.php by 11:59 PM on Monday, August 12th.
Transfer Honors Credits
Honors Designated Courses
The Honors College offers a limited number of Honors-designated courses each fall and spring semester. Although Honors students are not required to take Honors-designated courses, we encourage them to do so. Students enjoy the Honors-designated courses because they are smaller and provide a stronger foundation in the subject matter. If you would like to add an Honors-designated course to your schedule, you should let your academic advisor know when you meet with him/her during New Maverick Orientation (NMO).
If you were admitted to the Honors College after you attended NMO, you may be able to add Honors-designated courses in MyMav. If not, you will need to contact your academic advisor (not your Honors College advisor).
If you do not need/wish to take any of the Honors-designated courses offered this fall, that is okay! You will instead contract one or more of your regular classes. We will discuss contracting in greater detail at Honors 101.
Note: Starting in Spring 2020, Honors credit for Biology 1441/1442 can only be earned in the desginated Honors section. The courses are no longer eligible to contract for Honors credit.
Honors Advising
All newly admitted Honors students must meet with an Honors advisor during their first enrolled semester as an Honors student here at UT Arlington (Spring 2020). Honors advising is supplemental to academic advising; if you have questions pertaining to which courses you will take in the fall, you should contact your regular academic advisor. You will receive additional details about Honors advising at Honors 101.
I am an incoming first-year student (Spring 2020).
New Maverick Orientation
If you have not done so already, we encourage you to register for New Maverick Orientation (NMO). The earlier you attend NMO, the greater flexibility you will have in course scheduling.
Honors College representatives will be available at select NMO sessions to answer questions from admitted students. These drop-in Q&A sessions will be held during the morning on Day 1 of NMO. Refer to your NMO schedule for specific details.
If you have questions during NMO, feel free to stop by and see us in College Hall, Suite 100. We are located directly across from the University Center, where you will spend most of your time during NMO.
For more information on what you need to do before attending New Maverick Orientation, visit https://www.uta.edu/orientation/freshmen/index.php#plan.
Honors 101 (Formerly known as Honors College Orientation)
All students who will be new to the Honors College in Spring 2020 will be required to attend an Honors 101 session. During Honors 101, you will learn more about the Honors requirements and benefits.
Honors 101 will be held:
- Monday, August 19th, from 10 AM – 12 PM and from 2 – 4 PM
Students only need to attend ONE of the sessions. Honors 101 will be held in College Hall 101. Click here to register. For more information, visit uta.edu/honors/current/honors101-info.
Honors Welcome
The Honors Welcome is a fun, casual event where you will have the opportunity to meet other new Honors students from your major and college! Participants will play games, enjoy a free lunch, receive their first Honors College t-shirt, and meet returning Honors students. They will also learn about the various opportunities to get involved in the Honors College.
All Spring 2020 incoming Honors students are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP at https://www.uta.edu/honors/current/rsvp/welcome.php by 11:59 PM on Monday, August 12th.
Honors Designated Courses
The Honors College offers a limited number of Honors-designated courses each fall and spring semester. Although Honors students are not required to take Honors-designated courses, we encourage them to do so. Students enjoy the Honors-designated courses because they are smaller and provide a stronger foundation in the subject matter. If you would like to add an Honors-designated course to your schedule, you should let your academic advisor know when you meet with him/her during New Maverick Orientation (NMO).
If you were admitted to the Honors College after you attended NMO, you may be able to add Honors-designated courses in MyMav. If not, you will need to contact your academic advisor (not your Honors College advisor).
If you do not need/wish to take any of the Honors-designated courses offered this fall, that is okay! You will instead contract one or more of your regular classes. We will discuss contracting in greater detail at Honors 101.
Note: Starting in Spring 2020, Honors credit for Biology 1441/1442 can only be earned in the desginated Honors section. The courses are no longer eligible to contract for Honors credit.
Honors Advising
All newly admitted Honors students must meet with an Honors advisor during their first enrolled semester as an Honors student here at UT Arlington (Spring 2020). Honors advising is supplemental to academic advising; if you have questions pertaining to which courses you will take in the fall, you should contact your regular academic advisor. You will receive additional details about Honors advising at Honors 101.
