In an age when U.S. citizens must look beyond their borders to the world at large, this option brings people together from different cultures to learn from each other. Political Science, foreign language, history, and international business students are especially encouraged to apply. Living in an environment representing a global perspective enhances classroom learning. This option is also excellent preparation for anyone planning to study abroad, go to Semester at Sea, join the Peace Corps, or travel to a foreign country.
Priority is given to upperclass students.
You will live and learn with a close-knit group of students. You will attend at least three classes with other students in the Key Community. Some of your classes will be linked into clusters by common themes and subject areas. A freshman seminar will challenge you to examine the ideas of great thinkers while introducing you to the University and provide methods for effective learning. Key Community resident assistants will be available to help you evaluate your academic performance and progress throughout the year.