Benefits of Learning Communities

• Students in LCs are more likely to explore class topics outside the classroom with peers.
• Studies show that LC students traditionally earn higher GPAs than students who are not in a learning community.
• Ongoing dialogue with peers and educators with LCs enhances intellectual development.
• LC students connect more quickly and seamlessly into the ²Ø¾«¸ó community.
• Students in LCs have been far more involved in campus activities and leadership opportunities.

Students Participating in a Learning Community will receive:

• Immediate access to a community of students who share similar social & academic interests.
• Encouragement to participate in leadership experiences.
• Invitation to participate in outside classroom experiences that relate to their course curriculum.
• Additional academic support from their faculty, staff, and peers.
• Opportunities to build mentoring relationships with upperclassmen students.