The Cohen Honors College at Wichita State challenges ambitious students in any major to build a better future through rigorous classes, problem solving across disciplines, independent and collaborative research, and community service.
As a Cohen Honors College student, you'll take some of the coolest courses on campus, design your own course of study and enjoy increased student-faculty interaction due to small class sizes. You'll be encouraged to go beyond the classroom with service learning or to apply for a research grant or a Cohen Enhancement Scholarship to support study abroad, National Student Exchange, an unpaid internship or conference travel.
As a graduate, you'll be well prepared for the rigors of graduate or professional school and leadership in your career and community.

THE COLLEGE TOUR
The Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College at Wichita State University offers an enhanced academic experience for students looking to challenge themselves, think critically, and lead boldly.
Abdul-Mannaan Giles chose Wichita State because he felt the investment made in undergraduate students through research opportunities would allow him to grow.
The Honors College graduate completed two undergraduate research projects on Alzheimer's disease, and was selected to present at six national research conferences, including presentations at the Harvard University National Collegiate Research Conference and to members of Congress in Washington, D.C.

Learn how a scholarship from the Wichita State University Foundation helped 2021 Honors College graduate Courtney Price-Dukes overcome circumstances to make her educational dreams come true.
SOURCE: WSU Foundation