31 students with majors in the College of Arts and Sciences have been named Chancellor's Scholars for earning an A in every undergraduate class. This is the highest academic award the university offers.
| Ashley Arp | History |
| Katie Brown | Psychology |
| Meg Carney | Communication Studies |
| Landyn Cole | English |
| Katya Faber-Quimby | Microbiology |
| Ritsa Giannakas | Political Science |
| Jessie Harlan | Psychology |
| Kaitlyn Hart | Biological Sciences |
| Dylan Hiser | Biological Sciences |
| Helena Holland | Mathematics |
| Noah Johnson | Environmental Studies |
| Lauren Kasparek | Computer Science |
| Joseph Kirshenbaum | Chemistry |
| Lauren Kruger | Biological Sciences |
| Eric Le | Computer Science |
| Luke Partsch | History |
| Lauren Penington | Political Science |
| Alex Petersen | Psychology |
| Tan Phan | Mathematics |
| Hannah Pokharel | Computer Science |
| Caleb Pruss-Hansen | Political Science |
| Maximilian Radlicz | Computer Science |
| Shriya Raghuvanshi | Political Science |
| Katelyn Rossell | Psychology |
| Cooper Sheets | Computer Science |
| Brandon Siefkes | Biological Sciences |
| Kathryn Siena | Biochemistry |
| Sam Spethman | Communication Studies |
| Mitra Vajjala | Computer Science |
| Jason Vo | Biochemistry |
| Nick White | Mathematics |
The Chancellor’s Scholars will be listed in the Commencement program. Each scholar will receive a Chancellor’s Scholar certificate with their diploma and a Chancellor’s Scholar pin to wear on the ribbon of their medallion. They will be seated together at the ceremony and will receive their diplomas first.
