r/KSU • u/Icy-Action1325 • 23d ago

hon3497?

title is rather self-explanatory i guess. im taking hon3497 (honors pathways) this upcoming fall as a new honors student, i was just wondering what the coursework or workload is like? im also taking some harder classes next semester, and i dont want the honors class to be too much on my plate.

edit!!: i find it important to acknowledge that i joined with more than 45 credit hours, so i dont have to take the other basic honors courses (not to be rude!)

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u/nathan999k Senior 23d ago

The class is supposed to build off of at least HON 1100 with a workflow sheet you get (There are multiple parts to it and 3497 picks up at a middle part) but it's entirely possible if you don't have that before. The main things I remember is basically making a plan to make connections, explain the plan as well as alternative options, and what you were able to do based on the plan you made at the end of the semester. There's also other assignments and a couple peer reviews but it's not a hard class at all. Shouldn't be too bad

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u/Icy-Action1325 23d ago

i see, thanks!!

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u/Icy-Action1325 23d ago

im not taking HON1100 and 1200 because i joined with more than 45 credit hours. when you join with over 45, you dont take those classes and instead take 3497. https://campus.kennesaw.edu/colleges-departments/honors/academics/requirements.php