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About the Program

The Honors College Upper-Division Experiential Learning Program (Honors EXCEL Program) supports WVU undergraduate students in experiential and community-engaged learning. Students will develop skills in leadership, project management, communication, and collaborative scholarship. Students will create scholarly products appropriate to their project while advancing the service mission of West Virginia University.

As part of the WVU's academic transformation process, the Honors College is working to develop a new experiential learning program for upper-level students. Unfortunately, this means Honors EXCEL will no longer enroll students.

We anticipate the new program will be up and running by academic year 2024-2025

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Get more information about how the program works

Read about student eligibility, program benefits, and program requirements. Visit the page below to better understand what the program offers to students.

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How to Apply

Before Submitting Your Application

Before you submit your application, verify that it is ready to be submitted by answering the following questions:

  • What is your project idea? How do you plan to accomplish it over the next three to four semesters?

  • Who will help mentor you on your project? (We can help you find a mentor if you contact us beforehand!)

  • Who will be impacted by your project?

  • How have your previous curricular or extracurricular experiences prepared and qualified you to take on this project?

  • How will this project enrich your undergraduate academic experience?

Learn more about project requirements and see examples of successful student projects by visiting the page below.

Learn About Project Requirements