For more than 50 years, the Honors Program has been a staple of achievement for La Salle University. Considered a national model, the program provides students the best of what La Salle offers: a top-notch education that transforms students not just into leaders, but into Explorers.
The Honors Program Scholarship Initiative seeks to raise $3 million in scholarship aid by 2023. This focus on scholarship will allow us to recruit and retain high-achieving and engaged students who have long been the hallmark of this special learning community. Whatever your connection to the Honors Program – whether alumni, parent/family, faculty, or friend – we ask you to join with us in supporting this new initiative so that we can drive further growth of this program and sustain it for generations of students to come.
To make a pledge, or to learn more about how you can support the initiative, contact:
John A. Prendergast, ’12, M.A. ’13
Associate Director, Development
prendergastj1@lasalle.edu
215.951.1993
Daniel Joyce, M.A. ’01
Vice President of University Advancement
joyced@lasalle.edu
215.991.3593
Chairman’s Circle
$50,000 and above
Charter Circle
$25,000 - $49,999
University Circle
$10,000 - $24,999
Flubacher Circle
$5,000 - $9,999
San Miguel Circle
$2,500 - $4,999
Explorer Circle
$1,000 - $2,499
*Young Alumni Circle
$500 - $999
Chevron Club
Up to $999
*Undergraduate alumni within 10 years of graduation
La Salle’s Honors Program students rank among the most accomplished and highly motivated students across the nation. With a University wide, meticulously crafted commitment to their education and personal fulfillment shaped by Lasallian values and academic excellence, students receive a comprehensive, well-rounded college experience in the classroom, around campus, and beyond. The program includes:
In the program, students take their core courses in a challenging and innovative curriculum. The Honors Triple is the intense but transformative hallmark of La Salle’s Honors Program in which first-year students dive into a group of linked courses with a cohort of the same group of students and same professors over the course of two semesters. Honors Program courses complement students’ work in their majors and minors from day one and students have the opportunity to choose electives and labs that align with their interests.
Class of 2021: 84
Class of 2022: 77
Class of 2023: 70
Class of 2024: 60
Average GPA
Acceptance Rate
students received the Christian Brothers Scholarship (full tuition) amounting to $1.9M.
The remaining majority of students received the Founders’ Scholarship amounting to $2.6M.
in total scholarship support for a given school year
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