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What is a Living Learning Community?

Living Learning Communities (LLC’s) are a great opportunity for first-year students to connect to a smaller community and engage in unique experiences.

LLCs provide students with an opportunity to live with like-minded students who want to engage in a shared academic experience or a common interest. Being part of a Living Learning Community has a number of different perks.

Students will be able to….

  • Connect, collaborate and engage with faculty and staff across the university
  • Participate in specialized programming and engagements tailored to their specific student experience needs
  • Engage with a smaller community of like-minded individuals
  • Participate in classroom and out-of-classroom learning experiences that are exclusive to the LLC program
  • Create study groups to assist in their academic success and progression to graduation
  • Enjoy access to resources

EXCEL/COMPASS

Housing agreement type:
Fall/Spring
Population:
Incoming first-year students
Additional requirements:
EXCEL/COMPASS Program acceptance required

The EXCEL/COMPASS Living Learning Community located in Nike is for students who are a part of the EXCEL and COMPASS programs (students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math majors). Students living in this LLC program will receive:

  • STEM course tutoring in the community
  • Networking opportunities with STEM faculty
  • Priority scheduling for common EXCEL and COMPASS courses

 

Nursing @ Nike

Housing agreement type:
Fall/Spring
Population:
Incoming first-year students
Additional requirements:
Declared pre-nursing major, specific course enrollment

The Nursing @ Nike Living Learning Community located in Nike is for first-year students pursuing a degree in nursing. Students living in this LLC will receive:

  • Registration in an NSP 1800 Nursing As a Profession class designated exclusively for the residents of the Nursing @ Nike LLC
  • Resources focused on your success as a UCF student and gaining access to the College of Nursing (a limited-access program)
  • Mentorship from second-year nursing students
  • Networking opportunities with faculty from the College of Nursing and professionals in the nursing field

 

Honors

Housing agreement type:
Fall/Spring
Population:
Incoming first-year students
Additional requirements:
Declared pre-nursing major, specific course enrollment

The HONORS Living Learning Community, located in Tower III, is for students who are a part of the Burnett Honors College. Students living in this LLC will receive:

  • Opportunities to get involved with Honors Congress
  • Networking with Burnett Honors College faculty and staff
  • Access to the honors computer and print lab in Tower III