Deadline to submit a proposal is Friday, September 25, 2026 ApplicationGuidelines Please review the guidelines prior to completing this proposal! Your Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) Enter Email Confirm Email Student ID #(Required)Term(Required)Please ChooseFallSpringSummer ISummer IIYear(Required)Course Information(Required)E.g., "Cultural Anthropology ANT 104 A 67216"TitleSubjectCodeSectionCRNInstructor Name(Required) First Last Instructor Email(Required)Please be sure you get this right! A copy of this proposal will be forwarded to your instructor for approval. They won't be able to review and approve it if you provide an incorrect address. Enter Email Confirm Email Course Syllabus(Required)Attach a syllabus for this courseMax. file size: 8 MB. What are your learning objectives in taking this course for Honors credit—what do you hope to accomplish or learn, and why do you want to take this course for Honors credit?(Required)Provide a detailed description of your Honors Project (e.g. a research paper, independent research, literature review, presentation of academic work at a conference, field work, art project, etc.)(Required)Explain how your Honors Project goes beyond the regular material covered by the course syllabus(Required)Describe how the instructor will evaluate your Honors Project and fill out the provisional timeline below for completing your work(Required)Provisional Timeline(Required)List individual tasks and proposed dates of completion. Use the + icon to add additional rows.TaskDate to Complete Add RemoveBy submitting this proposaI you attest that the information provided is correct, you have helped to draft the Honors Project Proposal and agree to commit to fulfilling the specified objectives. Below are the steps necessary to complete an Honors Course Proposal. Once all steps are completed and your proposal has been approved, you will be registered into the Honors section of the course. It is strongly recommended that you start this process the semester before you plan to take an Honors course. Determine which course you would like to take for Honors credit, then register for this course. The course must already be in the class schedule for the desired semester, but it cannot be either an independent study or an internship. To take a course for Honors credit, you need to design and complete an Honors Project that extends beyond the scope or depth of material already in the course syllabus. Contact the course instructor to determine whether they are willing to sponsor your Honors Project for this course. The course instructor must agree to supervise your Honors Project in order for you to take their course for Honors credit. Some courses will not have an instructor assigned to them until the semester starts, so you may have to wait until the first day of class to start this step. Write your Honors Course Proposal with the instructor. This Proposal details the Honors Project you will pursue and specifies a timeline for its completion, including meetings with the instructor. Refer to the Honors Scholar Program website for information on what qualifies as an Honors Project. Submit your completed Proposal and a copy of the course syllabus to the Honors Program Coordinator no later than two weeks into the semester. The Faculty Honors Committee will review your Proposal. If they have questions or concerns, they will contact you and the instructor to seek clarification or to make suggestions. Once they approve your Proposal, they will forward it to the appropriate Dean’s office. The Honors section of the course will then be created in GCC’s registration system and you will be registered for it. Check your myGCC account to verify that the Honors section of the course has been added to your schedule.