Honors contracts allow you to design original, independent Honors-level curriculum and co-curriculum that helps you build Honors learning into your Roosevelt experience. Honors contracts count toward your Honors requirements, and provide challenges tailored to your interests and academic goals.

The Honors Program matches Honors students with Roosevelt faculty to work as research assistants on exciting projects across all disciplines at the university. This unparalleled academic and professional experience provides close faculty mentorship and hands-on research practice, and offers a valuable window into the production of scholarly and creative work.

Take advantage of this unique, 6-credit humanities seminar, held at one of the finest private library collections in the world, working with students and faculty from Roosevelt University, DePaul University, Loyola University Chicago, and the University of Illinois at Chicago. Students work directly with the Newberry collection to produce and present original research projects.

Honors students are offered information and support for applications for fellowships and scholarships outside of Roosevelt. Supplemental course advising and individualized coaching supports all individual students as you work toward academic goals, career readiness, and dreams for your future.