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ABAC Honor Program Application

Complete and submit your ABAC Honor Application online!

* First Name:

* Last Name:

* Complete email address:

* Confirm email address:

Campus Street/Box Address:

*Home Address:

*Home City:

*Home State:

*Home Zip Code:

Country:

Campus Phone: (###-###-####)

*Home Phone: (###-###-####)

*Cell Phone: (###-###-####)

Work Phone: (###-###-####)

*Proposed College Major:

If undeclared, list here some possibilities or general fields of knowledge (sciences, humanities, arts, engineering, etc)

*High School Attended

*Date of High School Graduation?

*High School GPA:

Highest SAT Math Score:

Highest SAT Verbal Score:

Highest SAT Writing Score:

ACT Composite Score:

*Did you take Advanced Placement (AP) courses in high school?

If yes, please list courses for which you received AP credit by examination:

Please list any honors received while in high school:

Please list clubs, organizations, athletic program in which you participated in high school:

*Will you be employed while attending ABAC?

If yes, please indicate the number of hours you plan to work each week

*Will you live on campus?

Orientation you plan to attend (if already registered for one)

Please include a personal essay where you introduce yourself. We would like to have a sense of who you are and not just a name and a test score with your application. This essay should not be a list of activities but rather a discussion of your interests, ambitions, hobbies and any experiences that have shaped you as a person. Focus on what makes you unique rather than on items that are common to many students your age.

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Additional Comments:

Please attach a personal essay where you introduce yourself. We would like to have a sense of who you are and not just a name and a test score with your application. This essay should not be a list of activities but rather a discussion of your interests, ambitions, hobbies and any experiences that have shaped you as a person. Focus on what makes you unique rather than on items that are common to many students your age.

You can also attach a resume (optional) if you have one.