These are some important considerations regarding your application to the Cook Honors College. Please remember to learn more by visiting the as well.
Yes. Students may apply to the Cook Honors College for the fall or spring term of any academic year. This includes tranfers students.
Students may apply to any major at Â鶹ÊÓƵ when seeking admission to the Cook Honors College. Some majors, including dietetics, education, nursing, speech-language pathology and audiology, art, music, and theater, have special admission requirements for freshmen and for transfers.
Because of size restrictions, students interested in nursing or speech-language pathology and audiology need to submit applications earlier than for other programs. While Speech-Language applicants have until December 15 to submit their applications, Nursing students have only as long as the program has space; this varies from year to year, but the program has closed anytime between late December and early February.
You do not have to wait and are encouraged to complete your undergraduate application. If you are considering applying to the Cook Honors College, we urge you to go ahead and indicate this on the application and submit the additional questions for consideration. Your admission to the university is not affected by your admission to the Cook Honors College.
You only have to complete and submit the Cook Honors College Supplemental Application. You can request this application be added to your Â鶹ÊÓƵ Admission Profile by emailing application-docs@iup.edu. This process is detailed in the Cook Honors College Admissions instructions.
You do not need to reapply for admission.
Yes. The Cook Honors College accepts second semester freshman and sophomore transfer students. Any student with fewer than 30 credit hours may apply as a transfer student. The process is detailed in the Cook Honors College Admissions instructions.