Did You Know?

Did you know Barrett has faculty honors advisors in each major to help students find opportunities within academic departments for honors credits?

Did you know that Barrett provides and encourages students to engage in service opportunities to benefit the local community?

Did you know that the Barrett Honors Faculty present their research at the Drescher Lecture series twice a year?

Did you know that non-traditional and transfer students are able to enroll in Barrett and take advantage of the distinctive honors-only opportunities?

Did you know that virtual thesis defenses are open for other Barrett students to observe? 

Did you know that the Barrett Writing Center has gone virtual? Appointments are available via Zoom and are exclusively for Barrett students!

Did you know that, despite the diversity of the Barrett faculty's academic backgrounds, they all teach argumentative writing because argumentative writing is common to all fields?

Did you know that Barrett has a council of student representatives? You can make your voice heard by voting in the Barrett Honors College Council (BHCC), or you can run for a position on the council.

Did you know that you can get free advising on writing personal statements for competitive scholarships and fellowships through Barrett and the Office of National Scholarship Advisement?