IRSC Honors Program to Host Information Session

September 27, 2019 Kelly Hogan

The Indian River State College (IRSC) Honors Program is a tailored, challenging opportunity for academically gifted, intellectually curious and deeply passionate students who aspire to become leaders on the IRSC campus and in their further academic pursuits and chosen professional fields.

High school and college students with strong academic performance are invited to attend a free Honors Program Information Session on Tuesday, October 22, at 5:30 p.m. in the Kight Center for Emerging Technologies on the IRSC Main Campus located at 3209 Virginia Avenue in Fort Pierce.

Justine Vega, a graduate of the IRSC Honors Program, transferred to New York University (NYU) where she is continuing her studies in political science this fall.

Justine Vega, a graduate of the IRSC Honors Program, transferred to New York University (NYU) where she is continuing her studies in political science this fall.

Students and their parents will learn about unique opportunities for students to enhance their education and develop core skills at the heart of academic and professional success. Attendees will hear from the Honors Program coordinator, Honors faculty and Honors students to gain a deeper understanding of what the program has to offer.

Admission to the IRSC Honors Program requires one of the following: a cumulative GPA of 3.3 for a minimum of 12 college credits, a composite ACT score of 26, a composite verbal and math SAT score of 1100, or a P.E.R.T. score of 350 or higher.

For more information, visit the Honors Program web page at www.irsc.edu/programs/honors-program, email info@irsc.edu or call 1-866-792-4772.