JMHP Requirements
John H. Martinson Honors Program (JMHP) students admitted in fall 2026 or after have a curriculum that is blended with the Leaders in Progress and Service (LPS) Quality Enhancement Plan, with the addition of at least six credits of JMHP classes. Students who complete all JMHP requirements at the time of graduation will receive both Institutional recognition of LPS, which is proposed to be a graduation distinction as a Leader in Progress and Service, as well as recognition of completion of the JMHP with transcript notation and graduation items.
Completion of the John H. Martinson Honors Program requires four parts:
- taking a foundational course,
- completing three semesters of experiential/immersive learning,
- participating in a Progress and Service Summit, and
- six credits of JMHP coursework.
Below is information on the types of classes that you can apply to the JMHP coursework requirement and details about how JMHP credit fits with degree requirements.
Foundational Course
John H. Martinson Honors Program (JMHP) students admitted in fall 2026 or after are required to take a foundational course offered by the JMHP, in their School or College, or through GT 2030.
Progress & Service Summit
In the culmination of the John H. Martinson Honors Program, students will reflect on their learning by planning and publicly presenting a panel discussion at the Leaders in Progress and Service Summit.
Immersive Learning
Three semesters of immersive learning opportunities such as undergraduate research, study abroad, internships, and more are required to complete the John H. Martinson Honors Program.
JMHP Coursework
Six credit hours of John H. Martinson Honors Program coursework are required for completion of the program. Students can choose from approximately 75 classes offered each academic year.