Elon College Fellows

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As an Elon College Fellow, you will join a community with a longstanding tradition of excellence in the arts and sciences. The program begins with an introduction to the primary academic areas in the arts and sciences. You will explore the nature and processes of the disciplines -- what it means to think like a sociologist or conduct research as an organic chemist.

During the four-year program, you can expect to:

• Be part of a community of students and faculty who will support your intellectual and personal development.
• Explore the major branches of the arts and sciences and learn to ask questions from multiple perspectives.
  
• See the arts and sciences in action as you study in Washington, D.C., during Winter Term.
  
• Take a team-taught seminar that will help you explore what it means to think and work as a professional as you focus your academic plans and choose a major.
  
• Work with faculty mentors on creative, discovery-based projects that culminate in professional products, presentations or significant research and writing.
  
• Be received into one of three specific discipline-based programs as an Arts and Humanities Fellow, a Social Science Fellow, or a Math and Science Fellow.

Arts and Humanities Fellows are dedicated to the disciplines of Art, Art History, Dance Performance and Choreography, English, Foreign Languages, Music, Music Technology, Performing Arts, Philosophy or Religious Studies.

Social Sciences Fellows immerse themselves in Anthropology, History, Human Services, International Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration or Sociology.

Mathematical and Natural Sciences Fellows demonstrate an excellent aptitude for Biology, Chemistry, Computing Sciences, Environmental Studies, Mathematics or Physics.

Who should apply?
Students must have completed a rigorous course of study, rank in the top 15 percent of their high school class, and have a GPA of at least 3.7 and SATs of 1930 or more (ACT 29 or higher).

Fifty academically talented students in the liberal arts and sciences will be selected based on their high school academic performance, interviews and essays.

Want to learn more about the Elon College Fellows program? Read the program requirements. For more information about the arts and sciences, please visit the Elon College Web site.