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Distinguished Major Programs
Students who show exceptional promise in their major field of study may be eligible for admission to the Distinguished Majors Program (DMP) within their department. This program consists of at least 12 credits of advanced work and a thesis, special project, experiment, or exhibit based on at least six credits of supervised research, advanced laboratory work, or advanced study, as determined by the department. Successful completion of the program with a University cumulative grade point average of at least 3.4 will qualify a student for graduation with distinction, high distinction, or highest distinction. Distinguished Majors Programs require that a student submit a written thesis.
All degree programs in the College of Arts & Sciences except astronomy, drama, and medieval studies offer a Distinguished Majors Program. Visit the complete listing of degree programs to browse specific requirements for each Distinguished Major.