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Alexandra Wettlaufer (12/13 Acting), Director CLA 2.102, Austin, TX 78712-1250 • 512-471-1442

Come and see us!

To register for a Monday or Friday morning Plan II Honors information session, link to Plan II Information Session.  Review FAQs, How to Apply, Criteria, Evaluation.

Information sessions include a class visit for proespective applicants and a full two-hours of info and Q&A for parents: 
  • Why Plan II?  What is Plan II?
  • What do you with Plan II?
  • Core Curriculum
  • Double-Majors & Dual-Degrees
  • Evaluation & Criteria    
  • Housing
  • Study Abroad
  • Test Credits
  • How to Apply
  • Plan II Organizations & Community


We're Plan II Honors at the University of Texas at Austin. What starts here changes the world....

You embrace a challenge.  You're open to discovery. You want to change the world, for yourself and for others.  Consider, Plan II Honors at the University of Texas at Austin, committed to innovative learning and research.  Plan II encourages creativity, analysis and critical thinking while offering students opportunities to find solutions to real-world problems. 

Plan II students explore everything that makes us human in the best sense, from ancient poetry and philosophy to the latest discoveries in genetics and cosmology.  Established in 1935, Plan II is a challenging interdisciplinary honors major with a required core curriculum that includes the study of literature, philosophy, society, the arts, math and the natural sciences.  The Plan II Honors major provides freedom to cross intellectual and disciplinary boundaries.

A Renaissance Education for the Twenty-First Century

News

Plan II Moves to College of Liberal Arts Building (CLA)

Reception and Common Room Areas of the Lowell H. Lebermann Jr. Plan II Honors Suite
New Office Named for Plan II Alumnus and Benefactor: Lowell H. Lebermann Jr. Plan II Honors Suite

2012 Roger and Ann Worthington Essay Prize in Plan II Honors Announced

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First Prize: Mustafa Saifuddin. $3000; Second Prize: Erin Larson, $1500; Freshman Prize: Joseph Moon, $2000. Topic: The Ethics of Controlling Disease.

Alumni:

Join the communication and resource group for alumni at Plan II Alumni & Friends

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