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Download full textPfrehm, James; Sullivan, Robert – Honors in Practice, 2013
Honors students are, almost by definition, committed to excellence. As a result, they tend to be overextended (Guzy). They also "tend to be more eager, exploratory, and experienced than their non-honors counterparts" (Achterberg 77). They typically take a full load of coursework while at the same time juggling clubs, learning…
Descriptors: Honors Curriculum, Advanced Placement, College Students, School Culture
