Living Learning Communities (LLCs) link academics to on-campus living. Each Georgia Tech community is an integrated experience that promotes interactions between faculty and students, fosters collaboration among students, enhances campus and civic engagement, and eases both the academic and social transition to college.  LLCs typically combine academic coursework, events and programming, and a common first-year residential experience.

Admitted first year students are invited to apply to: 

• First-Year Semester Abroad
• Explore Living Learning Community
• Global Leadership Living Learning Community 
• Grand Challenges Living Learning Community 
• Honors Program Living Learning Community 
• iGniTe Summer Launch Program

Students can choose to participate in only one LLC, with the exception of the iGniTe summer program.  Students who participate in the iGniTe Summer Launch Program can also join one of the other LLCs, with the exception of First-Year Semester Abroad.

Admitted transfer students are invited to apply to: 

• Explore Living Learning Community
• Honors Program Living Learning Community 

While each of these communities offers a different focus, they all have required academic coursework, an opportunity to reside with the community, and the option to continue living with members of the community as upper-level students, either in the same residence hall or a near-by location.

Rising second year students are invited to apply to:

• Women, Science, and Technology (WST) Living Learning Community
• International House (I-House) Living Learning Community

WST and I-House require students to participate in community activities and events and offer optional coursework.

For more information and application deadlines, visit https://learningcommunities.gatech.edu.