Commonwealth Honors Academy
Catalog organization: Murray State University
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What Is Commonwealth Honors Academy?
Commonwealth Honors Academy is a three-week residential programme at Murray State, June 12–July 2, 2027, for current high-school juniors aged at least 16 who meet GPA and test-score requirements. Student applications open December 1 and are due March 1. Participants who pass the courses earn three college credit hours and may receive a four-year Murray State tuition scholarship if its conditions are maintained. There is a USD 250 processing fee, with qualifying waivers; personal expenses are separate. Teacher and counselor materials are part of admission.
Commonwealth Honors Academy Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility
| Cost | $250 |
|---|---|
| Format | In person |
| Eligibility | Grade 11 |
| Application deadline | March 1, 2027 |
| Listing last updated | October 5, 2026 |
Program details shown here reflect the current catalog record.
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