To be an involved and active student whose individuality is noticed. Programs vary in several ways, including academic and participation requirements, thematic focus, residential or non-residential setting, size, and eligibility by college and class standing. Students who are engaged in their learning and feel connected to their university are more likely to be successful in their undergraduate studies. It is easier for many students to be engaged and feel connected with a large university when they participate in a small learning community and take advantage of the opportunities to meet faculty and make close friendships with peers around ideas and academic studies. Yes, you can apply to several MLC programs, and you will be asked to rank order your program preferences.
Students can participate in both a residential and non-residential learning community.