Student Research ProgramStudent research provides an almost unparalleled opportunity in a research university for undergraduates to interact with mentoring faculty. The Student Research Program (SRP) puts together faculty seeking research assistance and students seeking research experience in a formal way that results in transcript notation for students and the obvious intellectual advantage of their engaging in significant library and laboratory research first hand. We believe that research should be a part of every Honors student’s experience at UCLA. Beginning Fall 1999 participation in SRP is noted on the transcript and carries from 1-4 units, depending on the arrangement made with the professor and the number of hours worked. College Honors students may apply up to 4 units of SRP (Hnrs 99, 101s, Dept 99) towards their honors progress even though these are not graded units. Please note, however, that SRP units do not apply to the Honors Collegium course requirement in College Honors. From Fall 1999 through Fall 2004, SRP were titled "Hnrs 99" and honors units were assigned automatically. Beginning Winter 2005 SRPs are now titled as the department name and number “99”. For example, an SRP in the Statistics Department would be titled “Statistics 99: Student Research Program”. Honors units for SRPs beginning Winter 2005 must be petitioned (see instructions below). Where should you go to find out about SRP? Visit the SRP Office in one of two Undergraduate Research Centers: Life Science and Physical Science OR Social Science and Humanities. How to receive honors credit for SRP (beginning Winter 2005):
Please title your email “SRP Request” and include the following information:
It will take approximately 2 weeks to process your request and for your honors credit to update on your MyUCLA Honors Progress page. Please note that credit for SRPs will be applied as elective honors units, not Honors Collegium units. Contact the Honors office if you have any questions. Additional URC Honors Credit Opportunities
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