Be a part of a friendly, supportive and intellectually stimulating community while you take advantage of everything the larger Michigan campus has to offer.     Faculty-Student Interaction, Intellectual Engagement Faculty meet with students in the residence hall for office hours or over lunch or dinner, for fireside chats about research, ideas, and personal projects, or they invite groups of students to join them at art and cultural events on campus. Individual Attention, Lasting Friendships, Diverse Community MLC programs are small, scholarly and diverse communities that link intellectual ideas and good friendships that often last a lifetime.
Students invite faculty to dinner and participate in study groups and sports teams.
Student Involvement, Student Leadership MLC programs give students the opportunity to stand out in college as individuals and as leaders. The small size, friendly environment, and special activities and programs of the MLC helps ease the transition to college and supports students to be successful and achieve their personal goals.     Residential and Non-Residential Residential programs are located in a University Residence Hall and require students to live in the specific hall where the program is housed. Students may participate in just one residential program. Non-residential programs have no residential requirement and are located at different sites on campus. Students may apply to participate in both a non-residential and residential program, although it is important to realistically assess the ability to manage participation in multiple programs along with the student's academic course requirements.