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120
120
Students in the college; 36 per cohort
$100K
100K
Minimum total scholarship over 4 years
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The Templeton Honors College offers students an academically robust education in the Christian liberal arts tradition.  Templeton explores the enduring questions of life through the deep study of great books and great conversations, in order to prepare gifted students to become thoughtful leaders in their professional and personal lives. 

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Nov 19

Lessons & Carols - 25th Anniversary

You are invited to celebrate this special 25th anniversary edition Festival of Lesson & Carols with us!
Feb 07

MAT Online Information Session: April 10th

Faculty and staff will be presenting information on the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program and answering questions related to the programs and application process.
Oct 23

Dr. Allen Guelzo - 25 Years of Templeton Honors College

Serial entrepreneur, scholar, and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University, Allen Guelzo shares his memories of Templeton's inception.
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MAT in Classical Education

The Templeton Honors College Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) offers a distinctively classical approach to training teachers, which takes formation in virtue as the central task of education.
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