Students are placed in a learning team with 20 to 24 other students and are enrolled in the same class combinations. Groups meet once a week to discuss issues related to academic life and career development in biological sciences. The Program for Women in Science and Engineering offers a diverse living opportunity within the residence halls. WISE offers a unique support system for women pursuing nontraditional fields through educational programs, social events, and opportunities to gain leadership skills. Business Program Learning Teams are located in every residence complex for students interested in business curricula.
Students take three courses together and live in the same housing complex.
The Design Exchange Program was developed to meet the needs of freshmen majoring in design-related subjects. Students share a residence floor that encourages the formation of relationships with peer mentors, students, and faculty who share common interests and goals. Honors House Students who have been accepted into the honors program have the opportunity to live in this house with other honors students. The purpose of the house is to fuse the experience of living in the residence hall and learning in the honors environment. The honors house is coeducational and smoke free and is located close to Osborn Cottage, the hub of the honors program.