The Honors College welcomes applicants from many different backgrounds. We value and care for the experiences, perspectives, and identities that all students bring to the college. In support of Boise State’s emphasis on Fostering Thriving Community, we will “promote and advance a fair, equitable and accessible environment to enable all members of the campus community to make a living, make a life and make a difference, and advance a learning environment dedicated to the flourishing, sense of belonging, and freedom of expression among all students.”
Conduct Expectations
Honors students should be leaders on campus and models for other students. Students suspended from the university are subject to dismissal from the Honors College.
Honors students should exemplify principles of academic integrity. Students caught cheating or engaging in other forms of academic misconduct (as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct) are subject to dismissal from the Honors College.
Honors students should be respectful towards the community around them, including instructors, staff members, and fellow students. Our expectations align with those of the Student Code of Conduct and Office of Institutional Compliance. Bigotry, discrimination, hateful rhetoric, and hateful action will not be tolerated. Students who disrupt the Honors living/learning environment are subject to dismissal from the Honors College.
Honors students should be engaged members of the Honors community. Students are expected to keep in contact and check their email weekly for Honors updates on events and policies.
Honors Student Code of Conduct Agreement
You must complete this form in order to become a member of the Honors College. Signing this agreement confirms that you have read the Honors College code of conduct included on this page, and you agree to the expectations described.