Meet the Honors Students
How Honors Scholars Stack Up Academically
Honors students represent the best and brightest our state, our nation, and the world have to offer. The Albert Dorman Honors College is home to
- Over 700 Honors scholars
with an
- Average SAT score (Combined Critical Reading + Math) over 1350
with
- Over 35% women
The following states are represented by Honors College students, as well as a dozen foreign countries:
| California | Massachusetts |
| Connecticut | Nevada |
| Delaware | New Jersey |
| Florida | New York |
| Illinois | Pennsylvania |
| Indiana | Texas |
| Kansas | Virginia |
| Louisiana | West Virginia |
| Maryland |
Honors College Alumni
Many Honors Alumni have continued their studies at some of the country's finest graduate and professional schools, including:
| Carnegie Mellon | MIT | Stanford University |
| Columbia | NJIT | U.C. Berkeley |
| Cornell | Ohio State University | UMDNJ/Medical & Dental Schools |
| Georgia Tech | Penn State | University of Pennsylvania |
| Johns Hopkins | Rutgers Law School | |
| Harvard | Seton Hall Law School |
Many Honors Alumni have obtained important positions at major firms and corporations, including:
| AlliedSignal | Nabisco |
| AT&T | Oracle |
| BASF | Microsoft |
| Bellcore | Prudential Life Insurance |
| ExxonMobil | Procter & Gamble |
| Hoffmann-LaRoche | PSE&G |
| IBM | Union Carbide |