Concordia College admits only a few outstanding students each year to the Fellows (Honors) Program. Academically, you are challenged to stretch your mind and achieve high standards while maintaining a heavy course load. Of course, the Honors Program has its rewards: not only do you get to investigate issues and delve more deeply into subjects, Concordia Fellows receive a $15,000 merit-based scholarship.

Perks of Fellowship
In addition to your normal course load, as a Fellow you will:

• Channel into a special group and individualized program upon entry.
• Participate in at least four 1-credit Honors Seminars during your college career, as well as a     3-credit Service Learning Project.
• Be allowed to take up to 21 credits per semester without an overload fee.
• Attend various colloquia by Concordia faculty and lectures and events in New York City.

What Concordia Fellows Do:

• Make Dean’s List every semester.
• Display their talents on independent projects or articles in Prelude, the annual Fellows journal, like a recent piece on China's energy industry.
• Learn in seminar-style classes where what they say matters.
• Study with mentors who guide, challenge, and inspire.
• Give something back through service projects, like visiting residents at an adult care facility.
• Use Manhattan as a classroom, sampling ethnic foods, exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, or off-Broadway satires.
• Become high-achieving people who make a difference.

 

Application Requirements
New students, as well as current freshmen and sophomores, may apply to the Fellows Committee for admission to the program. First-year students should rank in the top 10% of their high school class and show an SAT score (all three parts) of 1800 or above. Transfer students must present a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or above.

For more details about the program and how to apply, contact Dr. Erin Obermueller, Assistant Professor of English and Fellows Program Director, erin.obermueller@concordia-ny.edu.