Info on GW honors program?

What's up everyone. So, I'm super interested in George Washington University's honors program, but I'm having trouble finding more specific details about it. If anyone could share their experiences or any useful information, it would be really helpful for me.

Hello there! The George Washington University Honors Program is a comprehensive academic experience that seeks to present you with interdisciplinary experiences and expanded opportunities. It's meant for students who are seeking a bit of additional academic challenge, providing a smaller class environment and more intense curriculum.

The curriculum is generally divided into four expos, brief for "experiences," that you take over the first two years on topics completely different from your major. They aim to facilitate critical thinking, cross-disciplinary insights, and global awareness, much as a liberal arts college might, but within a larger research university.

Students in the honors program also typically live together for the first year in West Hall, on the Vern (Mount Vernon) Campus – a beautiful setting away from the bustle of Foggy Bottom. This creates a strong community base among the honors program students.

Keep in mind that being part of the program doesn't necessarily make your overall studies more challenging, but rather introduces a different style of learning and studying. You don't have to be a certain major to participate in the honors program; it's open to students across all undergraduate colleges.

Finally, it’s also important to be proactive as a student in the Honors Program. The benefits you gain largely depend on how much you’re willing to challenge yourself and contribute. The program provides you with a lot of tools and resources, but it’s ultimately up to you to make the most of them.

I hope this helps provide a bit more insight on what the GW Honors Program is like! Best of luck to you.