Education without boundaries...
Established in 1935, Plan II is a challenging interdisciplinary honors major with a required core curriculum. The core curriculum requirements include the study of literature, philosophy, society, the arts, math and natural sciences. With freedom to cross intellectual and disciplinary boundaries, Plan II students explore everything that makes us human in the best sense, from ancient poetry to the latest discoveries in physics and cosmology. Learn more about Plan II...
Current News
Information for In-Coming Plan II First-Year Students
See information, forms, and helpful links
2009 Roger and Ann Worthington Essay Prize Competition Announced
All Plan II students, including entering first-years, are invited to participate in this year's essay contest.
Freshman Voltaire's Coffee Information
Voltaire's Coffees Announced for Plan II Fall 2009 Freshmen, Class of 2013. Book information and faculty bios are available. Most coffees are scheduled. See the list: 2009 Voltaire's Coffees.
Plan II Dean's Distinguished Graduates and Plan II Distinguised Graduates Announced
Read more about these Plan II honorees and their accomplishments.
2009 University Co-op / George H. Mitchell Undergraduate Awards For Academic Excellence
Three of the nine Mitchell Awards go to Plan II Honors students, inlcuding the $20,000 Grand Prize
These awards celebrate and reward undergraduate students who have demonstrated unparalleled dedication and achievement in their fields of study.
Plan II HRC and LLILAS Interns Announced
Plan II offers an internship program at the Harry Ransom Center that is designed to provide advanced undergraduates with experience in the nature and operations of a major humanities research center. The Plan II interns at the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies experience exciting learning opportunities for those interested pursuing graduate degrees or working in Latin American affairs; international public policy, international education as well as in any Social Sciences discipline.
Truman Scholarship awarded to Marissa N. Duswalt
Plan II Honors and Nutrition major
The Truman Scholarship recognizes college juniors with exceptional leadership potential who are committed to careers in government, the nonprofit or advocacy sectors, education or other public service; and provides financial support for graduate study, leadership training, and fellowship with other students who are committed to making a difference through public service.
