Yes! Check out the four LLCs that offer courses and other opportunities of value to any first-time-in-college 'Nole: Bryan Hall; Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Global and Public Affairs; and Social Justice. Four LLCs with career- or major-specific themes are also available; look for those if you’re a music major, if you're exploring nursing or another health profession, or if you're a woman majoring in math, science or engineering. Visit each LLC's website to discover which ones call your name, then apply for as many as you like. Applicants who are invited to more than one LLC at a time and who accept promptly may accept the invitation of their choice.

Any incoming first-time-in-college student may apply to one or more LLCs.

No. LLC residents pay no more than non-LLC residents for the same hall and room type. The most common room type in all LLCs, as in most on-campus halls available to new students, is a suite-style double with shared bathroom; the cost of this room type is fully paid for students who have an active Florida Pre-Paid Dormitory account.

In most LLCs, residents take one 1-credit-hour colloquium and one 3-hour course. In the colloquium, residents meet weekly to explore topics related to the LLC’s theme. The 3-credit-hour course is also theme-related and may fulfill a Liberal Studies requirement (courses required of all FSU students, regardless of major).

For the Music Living-Learning Community, selection is based on the student's audition to the FSU College of Music or the School of Theatre and on their GPA. For all other LLCs, selection is based on a brief online essay application.

In accordance with Florida State University's Academic Honor System, I pledge that my responses to the written portion of my application are my own work.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Bryan Hall Learning Community, I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC–exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in–house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; and (c) being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF BRYAN HALL LEARNING COMMUNITY RESIDENTS

1. I agree to support the overall goal of the Bryan Hall Learning Community: creating a safe, comfortable, and stimulating living–learning environment for first–year students.
2. I will maintain an appropriate full-time academic load and remain in good standing both semesters.
3. I will attend a one–hour Bryan Hall orientation session on the Thursday, Friday, OR Saturday before classes begin in August. Because this event is required of all new members, I will plan moving, travel, and activity schedules accordingly in order to attend.
4. I understand that this is a one-year program especially for new students, and that I will not be eligible to be a resident of Bryan Hall after one academic year.

REQUIRED COURSES

1. Fall Colloquium (HUM1921) for one credit hour
2. One (and only one) three-credit-hour in–house course each semester

As a part of my formal application to become a member of the Bryan Hall Learning Community, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Bryan Hall to another available space within University Housing.

In accordance with Florida State University's Academic Honor System, I pledge that my responses to the written portion of my application are my own work.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Global and Public Affairs Learning Community at Dorman Hall, I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC–exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in–house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; and (c) being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF GLOBAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS LEARNING COMMUNITY RESIDENTS

1. I agree to support the overall goal of the Global and Public Affairs Learning Community: creating a safe, comfortable and stimulating living–learning environment for first-year students.
2. I understand that this is a one-year program especially for new students, and that I will not be eligible to be a resident member of the Global and Public Affairs Learning Community after one academic year.

REQUIRED COURSES

1. Fall Public Affairs Colloquium (ISS 1921), one credit hour
2. Global Perspectives (IDS 2431), three credit hours
3. Spring Public Affairs Colloquium (ISS 1921), one credit hour

As a part of my formal application to become a member of the Global and Public Affairs Learning Community at Dorman Hall, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Dorman Hall to another available space within University Housing.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Music Living-Learning Community (MLLC) at Cawthon Hall, I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC–exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in–house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; and (c) being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MUSIC LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY RESIDENTS

1. I agree to support the overall goal of the Music Living-Learning Community.
2. I will major or minor in music or musical theatre. I understand that I may become ineligible for the Music Living-Learning Community and may be reassigned to another residence hall if I change my major to one other than in music or musical theatre.

REQUIRED COURSES

1. Each semester, I will enroll in the required Music Living–Learning Community Colloquium ("Cawthon Colloquium"), a special, zero- or one-credit, S/U course, and submit the required documentation of my participation in the meetings and presentations. I agree to attend and participate in the meetings and events of the Music Living-Learning Community and to attend the required number of special presentations for Music Living-Learning Community students selected from a list of events occurring throughout the year.
2. I agree to enroll in at least one additional course per semester offered within the Music Living–Learning Community. I may take more than one course, if space is available. [Note: Each semester, courses will be offered that are part of the core curriculum for first and second–year music majors. Most music students will take their required music theory, sight singing and aural skills, class piano, or music literature course in Cawthon Hall.]

As a part of my formal application to become a member of the Music Living-Learning Community at Cawthon Hall, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Cawthon Hall to other available spaces within University Housing.

In accordance with Florida State University's Academic Honor System, I pledge that my responses to the written portion of my application are my own work.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Nursing Learning Community at Wildwood Hall, I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE:

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC–exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in–house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; (c) and being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF NURSING LEARNING COMMUNITY RESIDENTS:

• I agree to support the overall goal of the Nursing Learning Community: to provide an atmosphere that encourages the development of the professionalism associated with the career of nursing.

REQUIRED COURSES

• I will enroll in the required colloquium course, HUM1921, each semester.

As a part of my formal application to become a member of the Nursing Learning Community at Wildwood Hall, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Wildwood Hall to another available space within University Housing.

In accordance with Florida State University's Academic Honor System, I pledge that my responses to the written portion of my application are my own work.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Social Justice Learning Community (SJLC) at Wildwood Hall, I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC–exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in–house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; and (c) being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF SOCIAL JUSTICE LEARNING COMMUNITY RESIDENTS

1. I agree to support the overall goal of the Social Justice Learning Community: to live, learn and explore social activism, social change and the philosophical foundations of justice.
2. I will participate in SJLC co–curricular programming to include: required fall and spring leadership learning retreats, service to the community, guest speakers in Wildwood Hall, and social justice excursions to learn about local community change efforts.

REQUIRED RETREATS

• Two required weekend retreats a Saturday—Sunday retreat in the Fall and a Friday—Saturday retreat in the Spring. Dates will be announced in late April.

REQUIRED COURSES

Fall (2 courses)

1. IFS 2021: Social Responsibility — Rhetorically Speaking. This 3 credit–hour e–series course will be specifically tailored to include social justice curriculum content and can be taken either fall or spring semester. This course will meet the oral communication requirement.
2. LDR 2213: Leadership in Social Justice. This 3 credit–hour course is an interactive, dynamic theory–to–practice course focused on exploring the breadth and depth of social justice issues. This course qualifies as a supporting course for the Certificate in Leadership Studies.

Spring (2 courses)

1. IFS 2021: Social Responsibility — Rhetorically Speaking. This 3 credit–hour e–series course will be specifically tailored to include social justice curriculum content and can be taken either fall or spring semester. This course will meet the oral communication requirement.
2. LDR 2210 Leadership Through Intergroup Dialogue. This 3 credit–hour course is designed as a capstone experience for the Social Justice Learning Community focused on leadership and dialogue in the context of social justice and change. This course qualifies as a supporting course for the Certificate in Leadership Studies.

As a part of my formal application to become a member of the Social Justice Learning Community at Wildwood Hall, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Wildwood Hall to another available space within University Housing.

In accordance with Florida State University's Academic Honor System, I pledge that my responses to the written portion of my application are my own work.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Women in Math, Science and Engineering Learning Community at Cawthon Hall (WIMSE), I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC–exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in–house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; and (c) being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF WIMSE RESIDENTS

1. I authorize the director of WIMSE or designee to review my academic records periodically to provide support when needed and ensure continued eligibility for WIMSE.
2. I will attend the overnight WIMSE Welcome Retreat held the Friday afternoon through Saturday morning before classes begin in August. Since this event is required of all new members, I will plan moving, travel, and activity schedules accordingly.
3. I will major in science, mathematics, or engineering. I understand that I will become ineligible for WIMSE and may be reassigned to another residence hall if I change my major to one other than in science, mathematics, or engineering.
4. I will give priority to WIMSE activities over the activities of other student organizations such as sororities and clubs. Please note: students interested in joining a social sorority may have conflicts between the sorority recruitment schedule and the mandatory WIMSE Welcome Retreat. WIMSE and Greek Life have made efforts to minimize these conflicts but it is ultimately up to the student to manage her involvement in both of these activities effectively. Specific information will be available at WIMSE orientation, and we encourage students to thoroughly consider these opportunities and make informed commitments.
5. I will not withdraw from (drop) my math or science course without receiving permission from the WIMSE director.

REQUIRED COURSES

1. I will enroll in the one–credit–hour WIMSE Colloquium during both the Fall and Spring semesters.
2. I will enroll in a mathematics course (unless I have satisfied the math requirements for my major) and an appropriate science or engineering course during both the Fall and Spring semesters. This requirement ensures that students will have early exposure to challenging classes while in the supportive WIMSE community and will have many WIMSE peers in some of the same courses.

As a part of my formal application to become a member of WIMSE at Cawthon Hall, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Cawthon Hall to another available space within University Housing.

In accordance with Florida State University's Academic Honor System, I pledge that my responses to the written portion of my application are my own work.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Health Professions Learning Community at Reynolds Hall, I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE:

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC–exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in–house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; and (c) being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS LEARNING COMMUNITY RESIDENTS

1. I understand that this is a one–year program designed for new students, and that I will not be eligible to be a resident member of the Health Professions Learning Community after one academic year unless I am selected to return as a sophomore mentor.

REQUIRED COURSES

FALL

PET 1081: Health Professions Learning Community Colloquium

1 credit hour

SPRING

Shadow one health professional of your choice as approved by the faculty director(s).

Meet with your assigned small group on an assigned basis to discuss and reflect in writing on shadowing experience by completing the assigned form.

As a part of my formal application to become a member of the Health Professions Learning Community at Reynolds Hall, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Reynolds Hall to another available space within University Housing.

In accordance with Florida State University's Academic Honor System, I pledge that my responses to the written portion of my application are my own work.

I understand that, if I am accepted as a member of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Learning Community at Deviney Hall, I will have certain responsibilities and obligations. Among these are the following:

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF MEMBERS OF ANY LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY AT FLORIDA STATE

1. I will respect and support others in the program as peers as best I can.
2. I will be an active participant in the living-learning community (LLC).This includes enrolling in, attending and satisfactorily completing LLC-exclusive sections of all required fall and/or spring LLC courses. (Course requirements are outlined below.)
3. I understand that if I am reassigned from the residence hall, whether in response to behavioral issues or at my own request, I will be removed from the LLC and my LLC courses.
4. I understand that participation in the program and access to in-house courses are limited to students who receive and accept invitations to the LLC and who live in LLC space in the designated residence hall for the entire academic year.
5. I understand that I may not participate in more than one LLC.
6. If I have a mutually requested roommate, I understand that my requested roommate and I will only be assigned together in the LLC if each of us meets all criteria and deadlines for (a) applying to the LLC; (b) requesting each other as roommates; (c) and being selected for and accepting an invitation to the same LLC.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION LEARNING COMMUNITY MEMBERS

• I agree to support the overall goal of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Learning Community (EILC): creating a safe, comfortable, and stimulating living-learning environment for first-year students.
• I will maintain an appropriate full-time academic load and remain in good standing both semesters.
• I will attend a one-hour EILC orientation session on the Thursday, Friday, OR Saturday before classes begin in August. Because this event is required of all new members, I will plan moving, travel, and activity schedules accordingly so that I can attend one of these sessions.

REQUIRED RETREAT

• I will attend the required EILC half-day retreat to be held in early September. Additional information and the exact date will be announced in April.

REQUIRED COURSES

1. Fall and Spring Colloquium for one credit hour each semester
2. At least one three-credit-hour in-house course each semester. These courses will satisfy some of the Liberal Studies requirements for all undergraduate FSU students and are not expected to add additional credit hours to a student’s course load.

As a part of my formal application to become a member of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Learning Community at Deviney Hall, I agree to comply with each of the requirements listed above. I understand that failure to abide by the terms of this agreement may result in reassignment from Deviney Hall to another available space within University Housing.