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“I want to manage a television station or work in the corporate offices of a network like ESPN, TBS, or NBC, so it’s important to understand how to run a business. By also knowing the television production process, I feel I’ll be a stronger and more credible leader.”
Elton Silva '14
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Honors Program
Curry College Honors Program is configured in two parts in order to address the particular educational difference between the first year and the sophomore, junior, and senior years:
First-Year Honors, open to Curry merit scholarship winners and to students whose high school record demonstrates a capacity for high academic achievement, provides first-year students an opportunity to form a learning community on a core topic with peers, faculty, and student mentors. Students take one First-Year Honors course together each semester, attend out-of-class meal meetings, and have the choice to live with other Honors students on a designated floor in one of Curry's residence halls. Participation in the First-Year Honors Program will be noted on students' Curry transcript.
Honors Scholars is offered to sophomore and junior students whose cumulative grade point average is 3.3 and higher, and also to students who are personally sponsored through the GradPath option. The Honors Scholar program is open to continuing education students who can arrange a schedule to meet the regularly scheduled courses.
In the Honors Program, you will become a part of a unique learning community which challenges your intellectual abilities and helps you discover who you are as an individual.
