College Honors Students and Activities

Students in CHP participate in a variety of discussions, educational trips, and enriching activities.

I haven't had the chance to travel much.

Throughout all my years in school I have always exceeded in my academics and achieved the highest standards possible. Throughout elementary and middle school, I was in higher level classes and honors classes, then when I got into high school I started taking Dual Enrollment classes through Yavapai College.

I heard about the YC Honors Program through a councilor at my high school, Mrs. Bray, and she thought it would be a good program for me to get into to. So I applied and I was the only one from Chino Valley high school to get accepted =]. I thought it would be perfect for me because I had already taken classes at Yavapai College.

This program has helped me in lots of ways, not just by granting me free college, but by giving me the chance to help out in my community. I'm planning on completing the Radiology program through Yavapai, then transferring to a university to specialize in ultrasounds, specifically Obstetric sonography.

Can't wait!"

an opportunity to start off my college education in a less financially straining situation.

The College Honors Program offered not only a scholarship, but multiple learning and personal expansion opportunities. Through the program, I can associate with like-minded students, work to better my community through community service, and open up opportunities for my future.

The discussion in the Honors Colloquium is thrilling and intellectual, and I look forward to it each week.

I am currently working to meet the requirements for an Associates in Arts, and afterward I will move on to ASU to receive a Bachelors of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. I plan on becoming a Police Officer."