The IU South Bend Honors Program offers motivated students the opportunity for an enriched and unique college experience.
The Honors Program is a community of students who are given an extraordinary chance to reach their full academic potential.
No matter what their professional or life goals may be, the Honors Program will work to make their college experience meaningful and one that constructs a strong foundation for the rest of their lives.
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During the 2021-2022 Academic Year, Honors students completed approximately 7,148 hours of service on campus and in the community.
Enrollment | |
| Total | 361 |
| Minorities | 34% |
| Hispanic/Latino | 17% |
| Black/African American | 8% |
| Asian | 5% |
| American Indian/Alaska Native | 3% |
| First Generation College Students | 30% |
| 21st Century Scholars | 12% |
| Frank O'Bannon Grant Recipients | 24% |
| Student Athletes | 8% |
| International Students | 6% |
| Full-Time Students | 94% |
| Part-Time Students | 6% |
Student Geographics | |
| St. Joseph County | 43% |
| Elkhart County | 26% |
| Other Indiana Counties | 25% |
| Michigan | 4% |
| Other States | 2% |
Breakdown by Colleges/Schools | |
| College of Liberal Arts and Sciences | 34% |
| Vera Z. Dwyer College of Health Sciences | 29% |
| Judd Leighton School of Business and Economics | 19% |
| Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts | 10% |
| School of Education | 8% |
| School of Social Work | 3% |
Students who work to maintain academic excellence now have a club on campus which allows them to meet other students, like themselves. All members of the Honors Program are admitted as members of the IU South Bend Honors Club.
The purpose of the club is to provide students in the program with a community of like-minded individuals as well as a social outlet for rest and relaxation. The club serves to promote collaboration among its members and to encourage new student participation. It also encourages students to be involved on campus and within the local community. In short, the club helps build relationships and social networks among some of the most highly motivated students and faculty on our campus—a benefit that will serve students well long into the future as they seek employment and admission to graduate and professional school programs.
As a group, club members have study sessions, movie nights, pizza parties, and they take trips.
Honors students have recently taken trips to the the Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario; New York City; and the Mammoth Cave region of Kentucky.
Club activities are very strongly encouraged and contribute to a more fulfilling college experience.
Club activities are subsidized by the Honors Program,
