Welcome!
UNC Charlotte’s Learning Community Program is celebrating 10 years of transforming the way students live, learn, and succeed in their academic endeavors. We find that Learning Communities help students transition through academic and social challenges by providing small, supportive living and learning environments. You will interact closely with UNC Charlotte faculty, staff and peer mentors through areas of common interest, enroll in 2 or more of the same courses and in many cases live together in the same residence hall. You will make friends and develop close relationships.
While most Learning Communities are residentially-based, some do not require living on campus; one Learning Community is designed specifically for students living off campus; and other Learning Communities have no residency requirements or components. All are one-year programs designed to assist students with their transition to campus life. Fifteen (15) learning communities are for freshmen and one is specifically designed for transfers.
Whether you are interested in arts and sciences, business, community service, computing, criminal justice, engineering, English, gender studies, health, history, international relations, leadership, psychology, teaching, or you’re not sure yet, you are likely to find a community of interest. Two pre-existing groups also have Learning Communities: Building Educational Strengths and Talents (B.E.S.T.) and University Transitions Opportunity Program (UTOP).
For
Questions About:
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A Particular Learning
Community, contact the Coordinator by clicking
here.
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Learning
Communities in general,
contact Liz
Fitzgerald, Director of First Year Programs and Student Support,
at 704-687-8011 or email
firstyear@uncc.edu.
The learning community program is coordinated through
Academic Services, and is jointly supported by the
Division
of Academic Affairs and the
Division of
Student Affairs.
