<p>I know this sounds too general. But i have been accepted into a business honors program in my university and I heard that there is only one class of business cohort each year. However, i heard that there will also be a lot of group projects. So I am pondering whether i should accept the invitation. But i am just wondering what is the benefit of a honors program compared to regular classes?</p>
<p>Honors programs generally provide smaller classes with better professors than the regular students get. You also get the "Honors" bragging rights if you want to transfer somewhere. I think this is also a method that a lot of honor societies go through to recruit new members.</p>
<p>Mostly, your classes (though you will take normal classes) will be small and more oriented around group discussion rather than lecture halls.</p>
<p>And consider whether you will be transferring into a business program. Liberal arts programs may not transfer many business credits.</p>