Living Learning Communities Sample Clauses

Living Learning Communities. If a student accepts an invitation to live in a Living Learning Community (LLC), student will self-select a space on the designated floor/wing of the assigned residence hall for that specific community. If the student has already selected a housing assignment, their assignment will be changed to the community’s assigned location. LLC students may only live with another student who has accepted an invitation into the same LLC on the designated floor/wing of the assigned residence hall. Community acceptance will override any non-LLC roommate preference listed within the housing application. LLC students will self-select their rooms and are responsible for following the appropriate instructions to group in StarRez and select a room as a group. Preferences may not be able to be honored depending on space availability or other factors. If the student lives in a Living Learning Community, there are impacts to student’s academic status and enrollment as well as their housing assignment and contract. The student will be automatically enrolled in or instructed to register for the course(s) or curriculum associated with the student’s LLC program. Withdrawal from or failure to register for the associated course(s) will impact the student’s eligibility to remain a member of a Living Learning Community and may require the student to be re-assigned or move to a non-LLC space. If the student seeks an exception to a required LLC course due to a conflict with courses required to make academic progress will be required to submit additional information verifying that conflict. Exceptions to the course requirement are evaluated on a case-by-case basis and are not guaranteed. Accommodations are available for students whose medical related conditions or disabilities impact their housing needs. However, to be considered for such special housing placements, students must follow the accommodations request process as outlined in paragraph 25. Please know that submitting a Special Housing Request Form does not automatically guarantee a space in University housing. Special Housing Accommodation Request Form. Should a student want to leave the community for any reason, the student will need to contact the Living Learning Community office at XXX@xxx.xxx to schedule an appointment. Withdrawing from a community will impact the student’s housing assignment. If a student withdraws from an LLC there are no guarantees of availability of on-campus housing in a non-LLC space. Withdrawal from a...
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Living Learning Communities. Students who request Living Learning Communities (LLCs) must be eligible according to the criteria designed by the sponsoring Academic department or NMSU unit as described on the Housing & Residential Life’s website (xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/xxx).
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