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Living Learning Communities

WVU's Living Learning Communities (LLCs) are on-campus student communities formed around a theme or specific field of study.

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Find your community

Live with others who share your academic and/or social interests. Connect with faculty, staff and professionals in areas aligned with the LLC's emphasis.

Air Force ROTC

Community for students pursuing a commission into the Air or Space Force through WVU’s Air Force ROTC program.

Army ROTC

Community for students who are in WVU's Army ROTC program.

Connect Lead Innovate Motivate Belong (CLIMB)

Community for any student in the College of Business and Economics.

Create

Community for students who are enrolled in the College of Creative Arts.

Engineering

Community for students who are studying Engineering.

Forensics

Community for students majoring in Forensic and Investigative Science.

Global

Community for students interested in global cultures and idea exchange.

GOAL

Community for students interested in sports and sports management in CAHS.

Honors

Community for students who are in the Honors College.

SEEED

Community for any student in the Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design.

Substance Free

Community for students interested in a substance-free living experience.

The Quad

Community for students of color at WVU.

True Colors Community

LGBTQA and Gender Inclusive Living Community.

Well-Being

Well-Being is a Living-Learning Community encourages and promotes the development and maintenance of a healthy body, mind and spirit.

Why should you join a Living Learning Community?

Your college experience is about nonstop learning and preparing you for a great future. Being part of a LLC will:

make it easier to adjust to college
help you meet people who share your interests
provide a support network of friends
encourage you to study with your neighbors
provide the connection to work with faculty mentors
keep you on track to earn your degree on time
connect you with internships and future career opportunities
give you a sense of community through programs, conversations and faculty interaction

What Else Do You Need To Know?

There is no extra fee.
The Honors College has certain academic requirements for admission (please see the Honors
College section). Other Living-Learning Communities do not have specific GPA requirements.
You can join a Living-Learning Community during the online room selection process by selecting the hall and/or floor associated with the Living-Learning Community. Admittance is first-come, first-served, and space is limited.

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