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Sharon explains the role of Freshmen Learning Communities

Freshman learning communities allow first year students to engage in small, interactive classes within a community-based program. These groups also include freshman advising and frequent social activities for their members.

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I'm not personally involved in a lot of Russian learning communities, but we have a ton on campus that re from terra scope, which is a environmental studies based, one where students work on trying to develop a solution. They implemented another country that usually targets one of a number of different problems that occur in the world. For Concourse, which is another program that is primarily based around philosophy. We also have the Experimental Study Group, or SG, which is a smaller group setting that allows students who have classes in grids of twelve or less, as opposed to large lecture style classes.