2025 Honors College Application Copy

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Honors College Application

A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF THE HONORS COLLEGE

Thank you for your interest in the Honors College at LeTourneau University

The Honors College at LeTourneau University seeks to provide enriched educational experiences. Through offering experiences that are intellectual, formational, and practical, the Honors College seeks to form students in understanding their call or vocation, growing in character and wisdom, and seeking the good of their community. The Honors College program offers unique classroom experiences and curriculum, intentional communal living in the Honors Dorm, and additional educational and social experiences. It is a place to be further formed into the image of God.

Whether it is in the classroom, through a service learning project, on a study abroad trip, or participating in a colloquium, Honors College students are dedicated to investigating what it means to be called together to this place as a Christian community of learning that exists for the sake of neighbors, both near and far. Intellectual, formational, and practical, the Honors College is motivated by the commitment to seek creative and faithful ways to participate in the Triune God’s reconciling work in the world. Our Honors College curriculum is designed to achieve the following outcomes:

1. Character. Honors College students will grow in character and wisdom, exhibited by the ability to give an account of the interconnectedness of creation in its physical, social, and spiritual dimensions and how they are to engage in that creation.
2. Calling. Honors College students will give an account of their calling, or vocation, in light of the Triune God’s reconciling work in the world.
3. Community. Honors College students will develop practical way to seek the good of their local and global communities.

In our courses and seminars, we work intentionally to develop the following foundational competencies, which are essential to achieving our desired outcomes: self-care and self-awareness; leadership within our communities of influence; intercultural competency; peacemaking, conflict resolution, and reconciliation; wonder and imagination; cultural analysis; articulation of faith and ideas.

We look forward to reviewing your application.

Blessings,

Benjamin Johnson, Ph.D.
Director of the Honors College
LeTourneau University

Review of Applications will begin February 1, 2025

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Essay Questions

Respond to the following questions with no more than 100 words.

Discuss a book (other than the Bible) that has impacted you and why:

Discuss a current event that you are interested in and why:

Using a topic of your choice (e.g. movies, books, music), give us your top five within that topic:

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Discuss a historical figure that you would like to meet and one question you would ask him or her if you could:

Discuss a person who has had a significant impact in your life and why:

Discuss what God has been teaching you lately:

Why are you interested in the Honors College?

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