Why Living Learning Communities?
You’ll develop skills and connections that support your academic achievement, a better understanding of yourself and others, and a greater ability to balance your academic and social life. This eases your transition to college life and provides you with a group of peers and friends who become like a family away from home.
More than 25+ living learning communities are offered, grouped under the broad categories of:
- Arts and expression
- Business and management
- Cultural exploration and diversity
- Education
- Leadership and citizenship
- Science, technology, engineering and math
- Global connections
- Honors
- Theme housing
How to Request a Living Learning Community
Indicate your living learning community choice(s) on the online Housing and Meal Plan Application. If you are interested in more than one, rank your choices to a maximum of three. If you are also making a mutual roommate request, each of you must make identical rankings. There is no additional housing cost associated with joining a living learning community.
Honors Students
If you have been invited to participate in the Renée Crown University Honors Program, you are encouraged to enroll in any living learning community. Honors students who do not select one of the other living learning communities will be automatically housed in proximity to other honors students in clusters collectively known as the Honors Learning Community.
There are so many resources offered to LLC students that many other students don’t get access to. Take advantage of what’s being offered to you even if you aren’t sure how it could help you right now.
Also of Interest
FAQs About Living Learning Communities
Get answers to all your questions about living in a living learning community.
Housing at Syracuse University
Syracuse University has 21 residential halls that over 8,000 students call home.
Renée Crown University Honors Program
With challenge comes reward—that’s the philosophy of the Renée Crown University Honors Program.
