degree requirements

YOU get an honours, and YOU get an honours!

Hey  Aska,

On  Rosi my degree is labelled as “Honors BSc. Psychology”, does the honors part mean  I have to complete an undergrad thesis to get my degree? I have looked through the degree explorer and it doesn’t say anything about undergrad thesis.

Thanks

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hey there,

no, that’s not what it means. it’s just one more of those weird anachronisms that infests uoft’s very walls. basically, before 1992, students had the option to pursue a three-year degree (Bachelor’s) or a four-year degree (Honours). the three-year degree got eliminated and now the only option is the “Honours” four-year degree.

the only people in the Faculty of Arts & Science who graduate without Honours are those who request to graduate regardless of having a CGPA under a 1.85 (either a B.Sc. or a B.A.), those who are finishing a 3-year degree that began before 1992 (see ‘Discontinued Degrees and Upgrading‘), and Rotman students, who graduate with a B.Comm.

Best,

aska

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