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Honors College

From academic excellence to social responsibility, the Honors College cultivates the next generation of leaders and thinkers.

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Paths to Success

Learn more about the benefits of being a part of Honors College.

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Christopher Pabey

Believe in your passion, that you are here to achieve your goals and that you will be able to make it through this and any other challenge you face.

April Roberts

All the professors I’ve made connections with have truly been there for me throughout my college career. They’re always willing to help and encourage me to succeed.

Collin Garmon

The diversity of the student body, the great faculty and the smaller class sizes are a few of the great things about this university. The faculty are more than willing to help you succeed and the smaller class sizes make it much easier to make connections.

Jonathan del Real

I love the inclusivity, the environment, and I feel like I truly belong at PNW. PNW is everything I could ask for and possibly more.

Jonathan Del Real, ‘24, Foreign Language: Spanish

Resources

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Honors Benefits

Student Resources

From peer mentoring to research opportunities, see how Honors College prepares you to excel.

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In the Classroom

Honors Curriculum

Our learner-centered courses emphasize critical thinking and conceptual, discussion-based learning.

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Who We Are

About Honors

Meet the faculty and staff who will work with you to create an experience that meets your needs.

Power Onward at PNW's Honors College

The Honors College at Purdue University Northwest enhances the learning experiences of highly motivated and academically exceptional students.

News and Announcements

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Purdue University Northwest graduates urged to confidently embrace change as they pursue their dreams

Purdue University Northwest’s (PNW) 2025 graduates have poured countless hours into their persistent journeys to earn their degrees. On May 10, the culmination of over 850 candidates’ hard work was celebrated during PNW’s 2025 Commencement.

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Charting a Career: Meet 2025 PNW graduate Grace Mumaugh

Grace Mumaugh’s, ’25, her desire to care for others has led her to a B.S. in Nursing, along with a minor in Psychology from Purdue University Northwest.

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Raising the Bar: Meet 2025 PNW graduate Mya Bell

A last-minute decision to join a PNW campus tour culminated in Mya Bell, ‘25, earning dual bachelor’s degrees in Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS) and Political Science.

Upcoming Events

May 26

Memorial Day

There are no classes and campus offices are closed on Memorial Day.

Jun 13

First 4-week Module Classes End

Classes end that run the first four weeks of the Summer Session (May 19 to June 13).

Jun 16

Summer 8-week and Second 4-week Classes Begin

Summer 8-week (June 16 to August 8) and Second 4-week (June 16 to July 11) Classes Begin

Jun 22

Deadline to Apply to Graduate for Summer 2025

Speak with your academic advisor to make sure you are eligible to graduate and submit your application.