My Interest In Honors College

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I am interested in the honors community since I am an honors student myself, I believe that I will be able to provide the most help for those students and be able to share my personal experience and be able to help guide them towards success. In addition, I would like to see the study succeed and I believe that I could help achieve this by encouraging study groups within the hall and set up meeting times for those that are in the same classes to encourage study groups. In addition, since I am already apart of the honors college, I think making sure that the residents are informed with the events that the honors college is putting on is very important, to make sure that this is achieved I would contact the honors college to get a calendar of

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