Albert Dorman Honors College
Albert Dorman Honors College, the honors institution at NJIT, was formed in 1985 with the intention to help high achieving students perform to their full potential. Students in the Honors College have a chance to study and interact with other high achieving students as well as distinguished faculty members. Honors college students are not only backed by academic performance, but also by athletics or co-curricular participation.
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