Interested in finding people who are like you to become your friends? Want to be successful in your coursework at Minnesota State University? A Learning Community is for you! Learning Communities are for students who have something in common and they take courses together on campus. Each group also has an upper-class peer mentor that helps the group learn about campus and provides support for you to be successful socially and academically.
Zayne King
I think the learning community is an amazing plan for any first year student coming in!...
Kendall Solomon
I found a group of people with similar goals to myself, but from different backgrounds and majors...
Amy Vehrenkamp
I have met so many great people through the learning community and I have made so many great connections...
Elyse Hayes
My Learning Community has been such an incredible support to me, both as a built-in study group for some...
Rayven Cherry
If you want to build a unity, have more opportunities and create your identity...Go Learning Community!
Ana Leyva
The Learning Communities program helped me grow academically as a student and it helped me grow professionally as a leader....
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What is a Learning Community
Learning Communities are an opportunity for you to Live, Learn, Connect and Succeed with others like you. You are introduced to different resources and participate in events created for your community.
Learning Communities for First Year Students
You Get One "First Year" You're only a first-year student once so make the most of it! First-Year Learning Communities are designed to help you "find your people" early in your first year.
Learning Communities for Upper-Class Students
Learning Communities are for more than just first year students. Upper-class Learning Communities provide you with academic and social support that leads to success!
Learning Communities Resources
Learn more about Learning Community students, the coordinators, what students get out of a learning community, and how to get hired as a coordinator!
Learning Community Information for Faculty And Staff
Faculty members involved with Learning Communities have the opportunity to support student success! Getting involved with students directly in a smaller group, like Learning Communities, helps students feel like more than just a number.
