Living, Learning, Becoming... you.

Maybe you're a dreamer. Maybe you're a doer. Maybe you are a little of both. Regardless, once you've decided to attend the University of Illinois, you'll want your living arrangement to match your goals and ambitions—who you are, and who you hope to become.

That's where the Living-Learning Communities come in. These seven programs are located in the University Residence Halls and are designed to give students the chance to become part of a unique experience, with programs and facilities to support the interests of the community members. The possibilities are endless.

As a member of a Living-Learning Community, you'll have the chance to really get to know your instructors and develop strong friendships with your fellow students. Residents have access to many special resources, programs and activities, such as freshman orientation, seminars, tutors, mentoring programs, and smaller classes or reserved space in regular courses. In fact, many residence halls have classroom space located just a few steps from student rooms.

You've spent your high school career preparing for this experience. But so much of what you learn will happen outside of the classroom. As a member of a Living-Learning Community, you'll have the support and the encouragement you need to learn about the most important subject of all—you.

LLC Courses: Information coming soon!

Health Professions

Intersections

Leadership Experience through Academic Development and Service (LEADS)

Unit One

Weston Exploration

Women in Math, Science, and Engineering (WIMSE)