Forum Conversations: Senior Exit Packets Are Now Available Online

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Senior Exit Packets Are Now Available Online

Honors students who are graduating in December now have the opportunity to download the senior exit packet from the Honors website. Just click on the "Senior Exit Packet" link and you will be able to download the packet as a Word document.

A senior exit packet is required for all graduating Honors students who wish to receive a designation of Summa, Magna, or Cum Laude. If you are not sure whether or not you qualify to graduate with Honors, take a look at the Student Handbook on our website to review the graduation requirements.

Packets are due in the UHP main office (Rm 21) by Friday, November 6th at 5 pm.

Please be aware that the senior packet consists of several pages and requires a meaningful reflection of your experience in the Honors Program. It will be to your advantage to start this packet EARLY in order to complete all requirements by the deadline. If you have any questions, feel free to call 277-4211 or e-mail honors@unm.edu

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