Features of the Program

• Seminar learning for a small group of fifteen students in each graduating class

• Three specially designed seminars on interdisciplinary topics

• Faculty who are committed to interdisciplinary learning

• The opportunity to study abroad as a junior

• Use of the Proudian Seminar Room (Hall of Letters 200) for seminar and for individualized study

• Expanded borrowing privileges at the George and Verda Armacost Library

• Alternative fulfillment of LAI requirements (upon successful completion of the program)

• Opportunity to run applicant workshop

• Participation in annual Sophomore Symposium

• Honors: Students who complete an honors thesis and who graduate with a GPA of 3.45 or better, or a set of exemplary written evaluations, are candidates for University honors. Each year a significant number of Proudian seniors are elected to Phi Beta Kappa.