Learn, Connect, Grow

Learning Communities are groups of students who live together in our residence halls and connect through similar goals, interests, or academic majors. Each community is different, but all offer the opportunity to develop close-knit friendships with peers and valuable mentorships with staff and faculty.

Why live in a learning community?

  • Ability to develop close-knit relationships and friend groups
  • Your neighbors have a similar interest or major as you do
  • Amazing networking opportunities with faculty and staff
  • Fun events designed specifically for your learning community
  • Between 35-70 people per community

Learning Community Opportunities

Engineering Leadership Learning Community (ELLC)

This community provides first-year engineering students with a well-rounded and unique experience linking engineering with leadership skills.

Explore Your Community

Health and Human Sciences Learning Community

Meet other students studying majors in the College of Health and Human Sciences to help you succeed in school, and develop a strong network of future colleagues.

Explore Your Community

Global Learning Community

This community brings together students who are interested in global topics, perspectives, and experiences in a supportive and internationally connected community.

Explore Your Community

Ready, Set, Apply!

(Application Details for Fall 2026 will be shared during the Fall 2025 semester)

Learning Community FAQs

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CONNECT WITH US

Madison Moen

Assistant Director of Residential Education

Office: 108 West Bison Court
Phone (701) 231-8399
Email: madison.moen.1@ndsu.edu