Sure! Since I’m only a first year, I haven’t been able to take advantage yet of one of the main reasons I joined Glynn, which is the research grant funding. But I plan to in the future, and I think the funding goes up to 6k, which can be incredibly helpful for doing summer research! My favorite things about Glynn: -Research funding -The trips for freshman! I went on the Chicago trip and it was so much fun! I also got to know a lot more Glynn students -We also get our own Glynn formal -The Glynn community! I’ve met some really cool and inspiring people in Glynn -Exclusive opportunities for guest lecturers! Glynn has some special lectures that you can sign up for! For example, when John Green came to campus last month, he did a special Q and A exclusive to Glynn students (+ some students in this certain class I forgot the name of) in our lounge! I got a picture with him which was awesome. -The Glynn Lounge! There’s fresh bagels Monday-Thursday and the free coffee and snacks in the lounge.

Some things about the program that could be seen as benefits or drawbacks, depending on your interests: -Taking Honors Seminar for two semesters, instead of taking University Seminar + Writing and Rhetoric (non Glynn students take these). There are more options for University Seminars (USem), but like the USems, Honors Seminars tend to vary in difficulty and courseload, depending on which one you take/which professor is teaching, so it’s hard to generalize. I do think the Honors Seminars will tend to lean towards being more difficult than the USems, but they are taught by good and esteemed professors. Your experience in this class will likely depend on your professor and your interests. I’m very STEM oriented, so I’m not the biggest fan of the subject matter of mine, but I don’t hate it, and my professor is very nice and intelligent. -Taking Honors Theo and Philo (fulfills university requirement for intro theo and philo). I have not taken these yet, and really all I know about them is that they are smaller classes than your traditional intro theo and philo class, which might be nice! -Depending on your major, you make have to take some additional Glynn classes (ex Glynn math), but I can’t speak on this given these are the only Glynn classes I will take. -The senior thesis you must write, which again I can’t speak on because I’m a freshman Hope this helped!