Stretching your mind

The Honors Program is designed to take students with exceptional academic promise and inspire and train them for advanced Christian leadership while making the most out of their education and experience.  The program focuses on developing Christian critical thinking skills and aims to teach students to use their mind to fully love God and serve others.

The program promotes the intellectual challenge of academically rigorous courses and a community of scholars.  Each cohort is a group of approximately 15 dedicated students who take Honors courses together, often study together, room together, pray together, and generally support one another.  This program helps develop strong, lifelong friendships in both the cohort and with other students in the program. All Honors students build community by attending special on- and off-campus events intended to expose them to a broad range of ideas and stretch their Christian critical thinking skills.

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In order to apply for the Honors Program, you must first be accepted for admission to Crown College. Acceptance into the Honors Program is based on your high school GPA, entrance test scores (ACT or SAT), class rank, recommendations, leadership experience, and personal testimony, as well as the information on this application. A high school transcript including your last semester completed to date is also required. The Honors Program accepts up to 20 new students each year. Applicants who meet the published criteria will be acccepted to the Honors Program as they apply. Motivated students who do not meet one or more of the requirements are also urged to apply.

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Please provide the names of two high school teachers or members of your homeschool organization who may be used as references:


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Essay

Please write an essay of at least three paragraphs answering the following questions (500-800 words):

1. What is your idea of spiritual life? How is it related to academic life?

2. Why would you like to be part of the Crown Honors Program?

3. In what practical ways do you expect your Honors work to benefit your future?