Honors College

The Honors College represents students from all three undergraduate schools at Rutgers–Camden. It represents the university's commitment to their strongest academic students. The Honors College assists students with academic achievement, promotes interdisciplinary studies and collaboration, and provides opportunities for both campus and community engagement all while fostering a diverse community. 

Membership in the Honors College is mostly by invitation. Eligible first–year and transfer students are invited to join the Honors College, but rising sophomores can apply to join after two semesters at Rutgers–Camden. 

Membership in the Honors College is voluntary and students must complete the required five honors courses in addition to the engagement and experience requirements. 

The 319 Cooper building is home to the Rutgers–Camden Honors College and classroom spaces. On the lower level, spacious classrooms provide a learning space for a variety of different academic disciplines. Upstairs is where students can find the Honors College. The Honors College features advising offices, classrooms, a computer lab, and an exclusive Honors lounge for students to study and socialize in!