Honors Program

• $500 scholarship per semester to cover the cost of Honors Seminar courses and materials.
• Up to $200 scholarship to support your Student Showcase submission (application required).*
  • Student Showcase Scholarship Application Coming Soon!
• Up to $2,500 scholarship for Study Abroad (application required).*Based on the number of applicants and availability.
  • Study Abroad Scholarship Application Coming Soon!

• Exclusive early registration for each semester.
• Assigned a dedicated Honors Program Mid Mentor.
• Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Membership Fee Waiver ($80 value).

• Community service opportunities.
• Honors Seminar Courses.
  • Learn about unique topics that will vary each semester.
  • Build a learning community of peers.
  • Complete a research or special topics project.

• Recognition at Commencement with Honors Program Cords and notation in the Commencement Program.
• Official Transcript Honors Program Endorsement.
• Official Transcript PTK Membership Endorsement (if applicable).

RSVP by December 3 for the Honors Program Meet & Greet.

Complete the RSVP Form Today!

Join us 1pm-3pm Saturday, December 6 on the Mt. Pleasant Campus in the Community Room to learn about the Honors Program, hear from Honors Program students, and compose a short essay.

Develop an enhanced resume that highlights your experiences and skills.

Upload your enhanced resume by 4pm Friday, December 19.

Submit Your Enhanced Resume

• What Is an Enhanced Resume?

  • Your resume is your chance to show who you are—not just what you’ve done. An enhanced resume goes beyond listing jobs or activities. It helps us see your interests, accomplishments, and how you’ve made a difference in your school, community, or workplace.

    • Include things like

      • Academics | GPA, honors, awards, or special projects.
      • Involvement | Clubs, sports, volunteer work, or leadership roles.
      • Community & Work Experience | How you’ve helped others or gained real-world skills.
      • Skills  & Interests | What you’re good at and what you enjoy doing.
      • Personal Statement (2–3 sentences) | A short section at the top that shares what motivates you, what you care about, or what you hope to achieve in college.
    • Think of your enhanced resume as a way to tell your story—your strengths, your goals, and what makes you a great fit for the Honors Program.

Watch your email inbox for your invitation to Step 4 of the Honors Program application process—In-Person Interviews! Applicants will be notified by Thursday, January 15.

• The email address you used to RSVP in Step 1 and to upload your enhanced resume in Step 2 is the email address we will send your invitation to in Step 3.

Join us 1pm-3pm Saturday, February 7 on the Harrison Campus in Student Services for In-Person Interviews with Mid leaders, staff, faculty, and students.

Finalists will be notified by Sunday, February 15.
All Honors Program applicants are contacted and informed about their status and all opportunities available to them at Mid Michigan College.

• High School Seniors must have a 3.3 high school GPA or SAT score of 1100+.
• Current Mid Michigan College students must have a 3.3 GPA after a minimum of 6 completed credit hours.
• Students must have leadership experience and/or extracurricular involvement.

• Requirements are monitored each semester and scholars can be deemed ineligible if they are not met.
• These requirements must be met to graduate with the Honors Program Endorsement and recognition.
• Students can be part-time or full-time and take courses online or on campus.
• Students must complete community service each semester of enrollment.
• Students must maintain a 3.3 GPA.
• Honors Program students must enroll in a seminar during the fall and winter semesters when actively enrolled.
• Continuous enrollment is strongly encouraged but not required.