- Late Summer Honors
- Late Summer Honors
- Classes
- Classes
- Machiavelli in Hell
- International System—A Brief History (Bismarck to Osama bin Laden)
- Feeding Christians to the Lions
- Rhetoric by and for Women
- Putting It Together: The Broadway Musicals of Stephen Sondheim
- The Lamb and the Lion: The Testimony and Revelation of Jesus Christ in the Writings of John
- Voodoo Science and the Underpinnings of Modern Scientific Thought
- Stealing with Style, Killing with Class: Classic Crime Films
- To Hell and Back: Dante’s Archetypal Journey
- An Introduction to Space, Time, and Relativity
- Order and Chaos from the Classical to the Christian World
- The Cowboy (and Cowgirl) in American Culture: A Brief History of Western Films
- Business! Mankind Is My Business!
- Other Fine Arts and Academic Youth Programs
- BYU Conferences and Workshops
Benefits
- A one-credit short course in one of twelve academic fields
- A chance to experience fascinating class subjects
- A class size of 10 to 12 students
- A privilege to learn in a fun, motivated group from one of the university’s finest professors
- A week to enjoy social activities hosted by the Honors Program
- An introduction to the Harold B. Lee Library, a computer lab, and the Honors Advisement Center
- An occasion to make new friends in an enriched academic setting
- An opportunity to get acquainted with all that BYU has to offer before the students return
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