Living Learning Communities have become an important part of the Residence Life program at The College of New Rochelle.

Goals:

• to provide outside-the-classroom experiences relevant to your academics. 
• bring you together with students who have similar interests and needs. 
• community building

Living-Learning Communities

First Year Experience (FYE): Open only to incoming freshman students, FYE wings celebrate the freshman experience while helping our freshmen emerge into leaders and positive role models on campus. 

Health and Wellness:  This community has been tailored to meet the needs of CNR's nursing students. They have similar experiences, needs, and lifestyles. Interest in a holistic approach to life is explored through the residence life experience.

Honors Housing: Returning students in the Arts and Sciences Honors Program are invited to live in the Honors wing located on the 2nd floor of Ursula Hall. All Honors freshman are also assigned to honors housing. The wing includes a quiet study room and a technology room with laptop docking stations, a printer and a scanner.

Sophomore Success: This community is designed for students who are in their second year of college and want to share a community together. The Sophomore Success wing focuses on programming for academic success and career planning. Students in this wing also mentor the freshman class.

Women in Transition (WIT): Senior Housing in Angela Hall is designed for upperclassmen who will have 87 or more credits entering the fall semester. This community focuses on transition out of college and into the "real world." Programs such as resume building and graduate school preparation help students begin to think about life after graduation.