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Students applying to the honors program must meet the minimum College
requirements of a 3.0 grade point average and a 3.3 grade point average in the
major. By the end of the third term preceding their graduation, applicants will
ordinarily have completed, with a minimum grade of A-, a preparatory reading
course (Anthropology 85) and will have submitted an Honors thesis proposal for
work to be supervised by a primary faculty advisor. Admission to the program is
by vote of the Department faculty, which may appoint one or more secondary
advisors.
Students admitted to the honors program must enroll in Anthropology 88, in
addition to the courses ordinarily required in the major. The honors project,
which culminates in a substantial independent thesis, will be submitted to the
primary advisor at least four weeks prior to graduation. Those students
completing the program with a grade of A- or higher in their honors course will
receive honors recognition in the major. High honors may be awarded by faculty
vote for truly exceptional work.
Honors
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