Deadline passed, but on the portal it is still there for him to apply if he wants as they have extended the deadline. It is interesting because they texted him after the deadline but before EA came out if he was going to apply for the Honors College (there’s another one he can apply to as well but not in his alley at all) and he texted back no. They said they would then remove the link for it off his portal. So a couple days go by and the link is finally gone. Then he is accepted EA and literally the next day that link is back! So they must really want him to apply for Honors. Who knows? I keep telling him to just write an essay, it doesn’t have to be perfect and submit it. It doesn’t mean he has to do the honors program if he goes there, but he is so busy with other things it’s not high on his list.
Also note, when he applied to begin with, he also checked the box that he was NOT interested in the honors program, so that link back in October was not there either and then after he filled in the SRAR they added it.
So have the students you help check to see if it’s still on their portal or not. If it is then they can probably still apply, if it isn’t then they must not be soliciting them to do it perhaps.
@homerdog @burghdad @Mwfan1921 Yes correct, the link for my son (don’t know about others) is still there for him to apply to the honors college. I just went to his portal and here is the option
" Forms
Optional [2021 Honors Programs Application]"
When I then click on that there are two options - Honors College and something called Prodesse Scholars Program and it says this “Although the priority deadline of December 8 has passed, we encourage you to submit your application. Select each honors program for which you would like to apply. Applications for the Honors College and Prodesse Scholars will be considered as space allows.”
Oh, @burghdad his essay is different than what you mentioned your daughter’s was, although maybe similar, but basically why Miami. His says this " Please respond to the question below in 500-1000 words:
The [Code of Love and Honor] is a personalized pledge derived from our Values Statement. Its first line is “I am Miami,” signifying that each and every one of us, through our choices, and supporting and caring for each other, contributes to who we are and what we aspire to be — individually, yes, but also collectively — as Miamians.
Please explain what this aspirational statement means to you. Then, by using examples from your own experience, please share the ways you plan to contribute as a Miamian that embody the ideals of Love and Honor."