Welcome to Wilkes Honors College
Small Classes. Big Opportunities.

Find Your Future
Choose from a wide array of disciplinary and interdisciplinary programs of study and enjoy small classes all taught by accomplished professors and pursue internships and study abroad opportunities.
Why Florida Atlantic?
1 Faculty Member per 14 Honors Students
37 National and International Awards for Academic Excellence
70% of Honors Grads Attend Graduate and Professional Programs
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Life at Wilkes
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Live
Bond with your Honors College classmates and build a community in one of three Jupiter campus residence halls.
Play
Tennis anyone? We have tennis, basketball and sand volleyball courts, a soccer/football field and a pool.
Belong
Connect with an Honors College student to help you navigate life at Florida Atlantic and the college.
Get Hands-on
Conduct original research alongside scientists at on-campus facilities dedicated to neuroscience and biomedical innovation and technology.
Join In!
Our college has more than 60 on-campus clubs where you can pursue interests in crafts, causes, academic topics and sports.

Apply for Scholarships and Financial Aid
Once you’re admitted to Wilkes College, you may be eligible for three merit-based scholarships. We can also assist you with need-based financial aid.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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See the requirements.
• Married
• 24 years of age or older
• Parents of dependent children
• US military veterans, honorably discharged
• Transfer students entering the Wilkes Honors College with a fully completed associate of arts degree or who have completed two years of college previously, which they pursued after high school.
• Transfer students who have completed one year of college are required to live on campus for one year. Spring transfer students who have only completed one semester of college are required to live on campus for three semesters.