By Alexis Kiesel
Honors College students at Ball State come from many different colleges and majors. There are various types of students in numerous schools of study.
The largest portion of the Honors population comes from the College of Sciences & Humanities, which includes many majors, with 467 students. The second largest section is the College of Communication, Information & Media with 152 students closely followed by the College of Fine Arts with 129 students.
The fourth most populated category is the Miller College of Business with 106 students; fifth place goes to the College of Applied Science & Technology with 93 students. In sixth place is the College of Architecture & Planning with 85 students. The seventh largest group of Honors students inhabits the Teachers College with 47 students.
Eighth with 13 students, ninth with 12 students and tenth with 3 places go to Undeclared majors, Honors College, and Interdepartmental categories, respectively.
These statistics were obtained from the dean of the Ball State Honors College, Dr. James Ruebel.
The largest portion of the Honors population comes from the College of Sciences & Humanities, which includes many majors, with 467 students. The second largest section is the College of Communication, Information & Media with 152 students closely followed by the College of Fine Arts with 129 students.
The fourth most populated category is the Miller College of Business with 106 students; fifth place goes to the College of Applied Science & Technology with 93 students. In sixth place is the College of Architecture & Planning with 85 students. The seventh largest group of Honors students inhabits the Teachers College with 47 students.
Eighth with 13 students, ninth with 12 students and tenth with 3 places go to Undeclared majors, Honors College, and Interdepartmental categories, respectively.
These statistics were obtained from the dean of the Ball State Honors College, Dr. James Ruebel.
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