| Course | Title |
| BIOL 102H | General Biology II Honors |
| CHEM 103H | General Chemistry II Honors |
| ECON 101H | Macroeconomics-Honors |
| ENGL 111H | English Composition I-Honors |
| FILM 122H | Survey of American Film-Honors |
| HIST 201H | US History Beginnings to 1877-Honors |
| MATH 114H | Precalculus Honors |
| MATH 117H | Statistics Honors |
| MATH 124H | Mathematical Thinking Honors |
| MATH 151H | Calculus I Honors |
| MATH 152H | Calculus II Honors |
| PSYC 103H | Introduction to Psychology-Honors |
Engage in Advanced Study
Even if you do not participate in the Honors College, you can still engage in advanced study in various academic disciplines by enrolling in individual Honors Courses. You can take advantage of the smaller, seminar-style courses with an interdisciplinary focus and participate in a common forum, the "Community of Scholars" colloquium.
You can also select to take the Honors Option, an Honors-level project that is offered in a regular, non-Honors class. If you complete 15-18 credits of Honor Courses and Honors Option courses and speak publicly on a scholarly topic, you will recognized as an Honors Program graduate. Students may receive further academic recognition on their transcript through the Honors Achievement Award.
Eligibility Requirements for an Honors Course or Honors Option: a 3.5 grade-point average in high school (for students entering their first semester at RVCC), or at the college that a student transfers from, or at RVCC (for students who have taken courses here). Students with a GPA of less than 3.5 can still take an Honors Course or choose an Honors Option by contacting the instructor and receiving written permission.