Welcome to Honors RAP in Smith Hall

Welcome to Honors RAP in Smith Hall

Program Overview

Virtual Tour

Photo of view out of an Honors RAP classroom window

ÌýMy daughter absolutely loves living in Honors RAP! As a parent, her living situationÌýhas given me peace of mind knowing that she is safe, content and living with students who strive to do their best and have a similar mind set.ÌýÌý -Julie, Smith parent

ÌýSmith Hall and Honors RAP have provided me a platform to meet my best friends, smaller sized classes that have given me the opportunity to form close relationships with my professors within the large institution.ÌýÌý –Shauna Montoya, Resident & Student Leader

Photo of ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ Students studying outside in the grass in a circle

Ìý

ÌýI have absolutely loved my time in the Honors RAP.ÌýÌý –Nadyah Spahn, Resident & Student Leader

Honors RAP, located in Smith Hall, is a challenging, supportive and inclusive co-educational living-learning community open to honors-qualified students, both freshmen and continuing students. In fact,Ìýcontinuing students are encouraged and have the opportunity to become student leaders within Honors RAP, helping shape the program and mentor incoming students.

By becoming part of the Honors RAP community, you will surround yourself with other intellectually curious, highly motivated students, enjoy small seminar-style classes, and have the opportunity to work closely with Honors faculty. Through its classes and its extra-curricular activities, Honors RAP integrates the diverse disciplines of the College of Arts and Sciences with the opportunities and challenges of real world experiences. In short, we aspire to offer the best educational experience possible to qualified ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ undergraduates.

If you are honors-qualified, we invite you to join our community.

In addition to the Honors RAP, there are a number of other excellent RAP options.

ÌýHow to Apply

The Arts & Sciences Honors Residential Academic Program (RAP) is open to honors-qualified students. Incoming 1st-year honors-qualified students receive a Welcome Letter from the A&S Honors Program inviting them to participate in Honors. Being in the Arts & Sciences Honors Program qualifies you to join the A&S Honors RAP; a separate Honors RAP qualification is not required.

Honors-qualified students are not guaranteed a spaceÌýin the Honors RAP, located in Smith Hall. Housing applications and assignments are a product of the Housing Office. Applications are processed per the process described on Housing's website.

It is strongly recommended that incoming first-year students (and their parents) who are interested in the Arts & Sciences Honors RAP readÌýHonors RAP FAQsÌýandÌý.Ìý

Join Us

Once you confirm your attendance to ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ Boulder, students must complete their online Housing application and identify Smith Hall as your first choice of Residence Hall and Honors/HRAP as your first choice of living experience.

  • Please visit the University Housing application process page for general information on how to apply for on-campus housing.
  • For questions about housing and the housing application process please contact University Housing at 303-492-6673 orÌýuniversityhousing@colorado.
  • You will be notified by Housing (not the Honors RAP) of your housing placement.

Congratulations on your academic achievement and we look forward to seeing you in the Fall!