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“Learning clusters provide life-based learning and opportunities for students to form bonds and explore current topics.” - Amy Marie Allen-Chabot, Associate Professor of Biology
Enrolling in clustered courses offers a unique opportunity to connect what you learn in one class to the material you learn in a totally different course. This is something that most students don't have the chance to experience until their junior or senior years of college. In addition, participating in a Learning Community is a great way to connect with fellow students who share a common interest with you.
Below are just a few of the benefits to enrolling in a Learning Community:
- Opportunity to make friends and form strong bonds with fellow students
- Built-in support system
- Increased interaction with the faculty
- Increased understanding of the connections between disciplines
- Courses offered at prime times
Registration for a Learning Community is easy!
- To enroll in a Learning Community, register using the course and section numbers of the component courses of the desired learning community. (See 2012 Learning Communities under related links.)
- Students must register for each course in the set. A pop-up reminder window will appear when you register for one component.
- Students must meet the eligibility requirements for all courses in the set.
- Students are expected to participate in all courses of the set.
- Students will be billed for the individual courses of the set.
- Students are encouraged to register early.
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