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University Housing Learning Communities
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University Housing鈥檚 Learning Communities are living spaces for first-year students majoring in specific programs of study. Learning communities connect you with students who share the same academic major and interests right where you live. Your first semester, you'll be enrolled in the same first-year seminar course as the other students on your floor, helping you navigate your first experience on campus with a core crew.
Goals of Learning Communities at the 91导航
This program we believe will enhance student success and satisfaction, while creating strong personal connections to faculty and experienced students of the major. other goals include to:
- Foster a strong connection to student's academic area
- Build networks inside and outside the classroom
- Support continuous learning between the academic area and daily lives of students
Why apply to live in a Learning Community:
- Connect with others within your particular major and academic area of interest
- Live in a community where others experience the same courses
- Ability to form study groups
- Interact with faculty inside and outside the classroom
How to Apply to Live in a Learning Community?
Submit your residence hall agreement listing the particular learning community for
which you are qualified. The sooner you submit your residence hall agreement, the
more likely your chance of getting your top choice of living in your preferred learning
community. You can submit your agreement via
Preference given to those who submit housing agreements by March 1!
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Fall 2027 Learning Community Updates:
The learning communities listed below reflect changes starting for Fall 2027. Students applying for spring 2207, please see residence hall agreement in the MyHousing Portal for current learning community offerings.
Learning Community Options:
Art & Design Learning Community
Required Majors/Programs of Study:
- Art, BSE
- Graphic Design, BFA
- Interior Design, BFA
- Studio Art, BFA
Common Class:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
Aviation Learning Community
Required Majors/Programs of Study:
- Professional Pilot, BS
- Aviation Management, BS - Flight Operations Management Option
- Aviation Management BS - Airport Management Option
Common Class:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
Ellis Complex
Biology & Related Fields Learning Community
Required majors/programs of study:
- Biology, BS
- Bioinformatics, BS
- Medical Laboratory Science, BS
- Radiologic Technology, BS
Common Class:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
Criminal Justice Learning Community
Required majors/programs of study:
- Criminal Justice & Criminology, BS
Common Class:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
Computer Science & Software Engineering Learning Community
Required majors/programs of study:
- Computer Science, BS
- Cybersecurity, BS
- Software Engineering, BS
- Information Technology, BS
- Data Science, BS
Common Class:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
South Yeater
Education Learning Community
Required majors/programs of study::
- Elementary Education--Early Childhood Education, BSE
- Elementary Education--1-6, BSE
- Middle School Education, BSE
Common Classes:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
Music Learning Community
Required majors/programs of study::
- Music, BA
- Music, BM
- Music, Education BME
Common Classes:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
Honors College Learning Community
Requirement:
- Admittance to the Honors College Program
- Learn how to apply
Common Classes:
- UNIV 1400: Major Specific First-Year Seminar Course
Learning Community Location:
How to Apply to Live in a Learning Community?
Submit your residence hall agreement listing the particular learning community for which you are qualified. Students who have preferred roommates: Your roommate must also meet major/program requirements. We will honor roommate requests over learning community preference.
The sooner you submit your residence hall agreement, the more likely your chance of getting your top choice of living in your preferred learning community. You can submit your agreement via