Diversity
Schreyer honors students come from a variety of backgrounds and are involved in numerous activities on and off campus. Eleven countries and 40 states are represented by scholars, and many of them also participate in other distinguished pep and honor societies. The program is rare in that it allows for participants to major in any field of study offered by the university.
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