WELCOME TO THE HONORS COLLEGE

We offer talented and motivated undergraduate students the experience of a highly selective small college combined with the breadth of programs and opportunities of a large public research university in the heart of Atlanta.

MAKE YOUR MARK

The Presidential Scholarship is Georgia State’s most prestigious academic award, valued up to $28,000 per year. To be considered for this highly competitive scholarship, apply by DECEMBER 8.

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Two honors students talking on a walkway.

Welcome to the Honors College

Explore Our Unique Opportunities for
Academic Achievement

The London Experience

The London Experience offers Honors College students from all majors a chance to intern in London and the United Kingdom in areas such as hospitality, the arts, media, sciences and finance. That might include working with Parliament or a world-renowned public relations firm.

Paid Assistantships

University Assistantships through the Honors College match select students with mentors who supervise them during work studies or research projects that interest them. By working for a few hours each week, students can earn as much as $2,500 in stipends each academic year.

First Steps

Visit Georgia State and see for yourself everything the university and our Honors College has to offer. Then join us for an Honors College information session, where you learn about our admissions process, hear from students about their honors experiences and check out our space.

An Honors College student, wearing a suit, stands in front of the River Thames and the London Eye ferris wheel in London, England.

The London Experience offers Honors
College students from all majors a
chance to intern in London and the
United Kingdom in areas such as
hospitality, the arts, media, sciences
and finance. That might include working
with Parliament or a world-renowned
public relations firm.

Students work in the Creative Media Institute lab on digital projects

University Assistantships through the
Honors College match select students
with mentors who supervise them during work studies or research projects that
interest them. By working for a few
hours each week, students can earn
as much as $2,500 in stipends each
academic year.

Incmoing student rubbing the nose of the Pounce statue on campus

Visit Georgia State and see for yourself everything the university and our Honors College has to offer. Then join us for an Honors College information session, where you learn about our admissions process,
hear from students about their honors
experiences and check out the Honors
College space.

Mia-Simone Green stands in front of a downtown Atlanta building wearing a backpack.

Get to Know Perimeter Honors Mentor Mia-Simone Green

Published September 16, 2020 in Georgia State News Hub

During the last year of their undergraduate journey at Georgia State University, Mia-Simone Green hopes to use their experiences in the Honors College to advise and shepherd other students who are just starting on their own path.