The NWACC Honors Program is built on a foundation of collaboration, communication, and community. In this small, close-knit program, students benefit from:

• Project-Based Learning: Honors classes emphasize hands-on projects that encourage creativity and critical thinking.
• Personal Connections: Students form meaningful relationships with peers and professors, creating a supportive network that lasts beyond college.
• Advanced Skill Development: With a focus on communication, collaboration, and intellectual growth, students graduate with a mature skill set that sets them apart in the workforce or future academic pursuits.

Honors classrooms at NWACC are designed to be inclusive spaces where students feel comfortable asking questions, sharing ideas, and engaging in open discussions. Professors foster an environment that values diverse perspectives and encourages active participation. This culture of collaboration helps students build confidence and develop a deeper understanding of the world around them.

The Honors Program fosters leadership skills and self-discovery through collaborative projects, community engagement, and open dialogue. The program’s intimate class sizes and discussion-based format expose students to new ideas and perspectives, encouraging them to think critically and engage meaningfully. These experiences prepare students to excel in both professional and personal endeavors.

If you’re ready to take your education to the next level, the NWACC Honors Program is the perfect opportunity to challenge yourself and grow in ways you never imagined. To learn more, visit nwacc.edu/honors.