The UTSA Honors College is a diverse family of 2,000+ hardworking, achievement-oriented, conscientious students. Our experiential approach helps students of all majors become leaders, develop as professionals, and intellectually achieve beyond coursework. We help students build the courage and skills to exceed their expectations, accelerate upward mobility and transform their futures, and help them emerge as global citizens who will flourish in their careers.
Join Honors
Join a community of scholars from across Texas, the US, and the world:
- Participate in an experiential curriculum that sees students doing internships, research, and study abroad
- Enjoy smaller class sizes and outstanding, engaging faculty
- Register for classes early each semester with priority registration
- Receive additional scholarship opportunities for tuition and developmental opportunities outside of the classroom
Visit the UTSA Honors College
Propsective students, families, and high school and community college counselors can learn more about the Honors College by attending our information sessions, which are currently offered through Zoom. There are also opportunities to visit campus in person during UTSA Days.
Honors College Includes
2,000+
Students
360
Residential College Beds
100%
First-Year Scholarship
$2M
Scholarship Funding
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November 7, 2024
UTSA named Fulbright HSI Leader for third straight yearUTSA has been named a Fulbright HSI (Hispanic Serving Institution) Leader for the third consecutive year, recognizing the university's significant engagement with the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government's flagship international academic exchange program.
November 7, 2024
Kristi Meyer receives Fulbright award to advance global opportunities for underrepresented STEM studentsKristi Meyer, assistant dean for special programs in the UTSA Honors College, recently returned from a two-week seminar in Germany sponsored by the Fulbright International Education Administrators (IEA) Award.
October 30, 2024
Romo Endowed Professors will introduce new experiential courses for UTSA studentsPublished by UTSA Today
UTSA faculty members David Han, Christina Sue and René Zenteno have been named the newest recipients of the Ricardo Romo Ph.D. Endowed Professorship. The position, effective September 1, is a two-year appointment and recognizes faculty in the UTSA Honors College for their exceptional teaching, leadership, research and service to students.
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The UTSA Honors College has a curriculum designed to amplify students’ professional and personal development through internships, community-based service learning, cultural exploration abroad and at home, undergraduate research, and skill development. You can support students in their pursuit of an exceptional education.
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