Honors Institute
What We Offer
Our Mission
The mission of the Foothill College Honors Institute is to nurture student growth by cultivating intellectual curiosity, fostering educational aspirations, and promoting engagement through an inclusive community dedicated to scholarly excellence and social consciousness. The Foothill College Honors Institute is dedicated to advancing equity in education for all.
I believe that the Honors Institute is the heart and soul of the scholastic experience for any dedicated student at Foothill College.
Experience specialized courses, special focus seminars, exposure to exciting cultural opportunities, and transfer scholarship opportunities. You are in good hands with the Honors Institute. Our very own counselors, faculty and staff will work with you every step of the way.
You can also increase chances of being accepted to UCLA's College of Letters and Sciences.
70-95% of TAP students are admitted to UCLA versus 14-20% of all other transfer applicants.
Universities are looking for a few outstanding students who do more than the minimum and actively pursue our honors students.
We are one of only a handful of northern California colleges participating in the prestigious UCLA TAP (Transfer Alliance program).
Plus, you'll have the opportunity to complete the Honors Scholar Program and become eligible for:
- Priority admission consideration if applying to UCLA College of Letters and Science
- $4000 or $7000 scholarship if transferring to CSU Stanislaus
- Guaranteed admission to CSU East Bay and San Francisco State University
- Priority admission consideration if applying to UC Irvine Honors Program; guaranteed housing
Honors Research Events
Each year the Bay Honors Consortium hosts its annual Honors Research Symposium alternating at either Stanford or UC Berkeley. The symposium provides an opportunity for community college honors students to present their original research and to have their work published in The Journal of the Bay Honors Consortium.
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Honors Institute
(650) 949-7061
Building 1900, Office 1961