Academic and Student Resources
Academic Advising
Kilachand Honors College provides academic advising services with an advisor who is professionally trained and equipped to handle academic problems and inquiries and to manage the integration of KHC requirements with those of the various majors, minors, and programs offered at the University. All students are encouraged to meet with their designated KHC advisor once per semester to ensure they are following the requirements of their major program and KHC, and they should always contact academic advisors at their home school or college for clarification of major program and degree requirements. First-year students are required to meet with their KHC advisor prior to registration for the Fall and Spring Semesters. Students are responsible for keeping their academic matters organized and current, and advisory staff is available to aid in this process.
Students may contact their KHC academic advisor for any other student services or academic issues they may encounter at the University. While all students must communicate with and submit all paperwork to their home school or college, KHC advisors are willing to help facilitate the process.
Integration of Required Kilachand Honors College Coursework with School and College Requirements
Each school or college has general education requirements in addition to the disciplinary requirements of each major. Kilachand Honors College courses will satisfy some or all of these general education requirements, depending on the program. General outlines are below, but students should meet with their KHC advisor to be sure they are following a course of study that has been uniquely designed for them.
School of Management
Completion of the Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies liberal arts electives for SMG students. Honors College courses will fulfill three Level A electives, three Level B electives, and the writing requirement. If students have fulfilled these electives in other ways, they may work with their SMG advisor to use the Honors College curriculum to fulfill other SMG liberal arts electives.
School of Hospitality Administration
Completion of the Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies 32 credits of distribution requirements for SHA students as follows: CAS WR 100, CAS WR 150, one humanities course, one natural science course, one social science course, and 12 general elective credits.
School of Education
Completion of the Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies the following: two humanities courses, two laboratory science courses, two social science courses, CAS WR 100, and CAS WR 150 for secondary education majors.
College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College
Completion of the Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies writing credit, humanities electives, social science electives, and general electives for students in the Human Physiology, Health Science, and Speech, Language & Hearing programs. The courses and requirements fulfilled vary by program, as follows:
Human Physiology: CAS WR 100 and CAS WR 150, one humanities elective, two social science electives, and two general electives.
Health Science: CAS WR 100 and CAS WR 150, two humanities electives, two social science electives, and one minor/specialty elective.
Speech, Language & Hearing: CAS WR 100 and CAS WR 150, two social science electives, and three general electives.
College of Engineering
The Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies the 24-credit general education requirement for students in the College of Engineering, which includes the following: CAS WR 100, CAS WR 150, one general education elective, and three social science or humanities electives.
College of Communication
The Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies 32 credits toward COM degree requirements. COM will work with Honors College students to determine—based on their individual circumstances and aspirations—the ways in which KHC courses will contribute to the fulfillment of each student’s degree requirements. COM will provide academic advising to KHC students to determine how KHC courses will fulfill their COM degree requirements.
College of Fine Arts
Completion of the Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies liberal arts electives for CFA students. The electives fulfilled vary by program, as follows:
School of Theatre: 28 credits of liberal arts courses are required to complete the course of study for graduation. Completion of the KHC curriculum fulfills liberal arts requirements for School of Theatre students as follows: writing requirement, one CAS liberal arts elective, two CAS history of art & architecture electives, two CAS social science electives, one Shakespeare elective.
School of Music: 28 credits of liberal arts courses are required to complete the course of study for graduation. Completion of the KHC curriculum fulfills liberal arts requirements for School of Music students as follows: freshman writing, four liberal arts electives, two English literature courses, two general electives.
School of Visual Arts: At least 28 credits of liberal arts courses are required to complete the course of study for graduation. Completion of the KHC curriculum fulfills 28 credits of liberal arts requirements for School of Visual Arts students.
College of Arts & Sciences
Completion of the first year of the Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies CAS WR 100 and CAS WR 150. If a student has satisfied the writing requirement at another department, they will receive Divisional Studies credit in the discipline of the KHC seminars they have taken. Completion of the second year of the Kilachand Honors College curriculum satisfies two Divisional Studies courses. Through petition with a KHC advisor, students will use the sophomore course to fulfill a maximum of one Divisional Studies course in two of the following three divisions: natural science, social science, humanities.

