Living Learning Communities

Living Learning Communities (LLCs) are residential communities where students are able to share and deepen their passions through social, educational, and reflective activities. These communities support Georgetown University’s focus on active and collaborative learning by extending discussions beyond the classroom, creating new opportunities for students and faculty to interact, and promoting the value of experiences that occur in residential spaces.

The following are the overarching goals for all Living Learning Communities at Georgetown. These goals are used to provide direction and purpose for the program as a whole:

  • Develop a sense of belonging among those participating in LLCs through intentional dialogue, informal interactions, and shared experiences.
  • Facilitate opportunities for students to deepen understanding, discover new passions, and make meaning of each community’s specific theme.
  • Provide a space for purposeful engagement amongst faculty/staff and students beyond the classroom.

Each living learning community has an application process that will be completed through Hoya Housing.  New and returning LLC applicants must complete their appropriate application to be considered a member of the LLC each year.

Application Process & Timeline

Each living learning community has an application process that will be completed through Hoya Housing.  New and returning LLC applicants must complete their appropriate application to be considered a member of the LLC each year.

Wednesday, January 24, 2024: Living Learning Community (LLC) Applications open in Hoya Housing Wednesday, January 31, 2024 from 6-8pm: Housing Fair
Wednesday, February 7, 2024 at 11:55am: LLC Applications close in Hoya Housing
Friday, February 16, 2024: LLC applicants are notified of their status
Tuesday, February 20, 2024: LLC applicants accept/decline offer

Important Information

Students needing housing accommodations must begin the process by emailing the Academic Resource Center (ARC) at archousing@georgetown.edu . Students who would like their housing accommodation to be considered with their LLC applicants MUST complete their housing accommodation application by February 1, 2024 per the Academic Resource Center’s guidelines. More information can be reviewed under the Housing Accommodation section of the Housing Handbook.

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Living Learning Communities for Upperclass & Transfer Students

Bayit, a Jewish Living Learning Community is located in Alumni Square and open to sophomores, junior and seniors. For specific questions about Bayit, please contact Rabbi Daniel Schaefer.

Muslim Interest Living Community (MILC) is located in Alumni Square and open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. For specific questions about MILC please contact Imam Yahya Hendi.

French Floor Living Learning Community is located in Arrupe and open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. There is a one-credit course associated with living in this space. Please see the following syllabus (link to syllabus mentioned in line 14 of this document) for this past year’s course connected the the FFLLLC. For specific questions about the French Floor please contact the advisor, Dr. Guy Spielmann. Please see the following syllabus for this past year’s course connected to the FFLLC.

Spanish Living Learning Community is located in Village C West and open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. For specific questions about the Spanish Floor please contact the advisor, Sebastian Patron Saade.

Transfer Community is located in McCarthy Hall and open to transfer students in the fall semester. For speific questions about the Transfer Floor please contact the advisor, Dr. Jennifer Baum Make. Applications for the Transfer Community will open summer 2024.

Asian American Home in located in the townhouses and has a seperate application process. For more information, please contact livinglearning@georgetown.edu.

Frequently Asked Questions

We believe that learning occurs within every residential community. The additional experience provided by a Living Learning Communities is to reside with a community that possesses a shared interest, and having the opportunity to further explore that interest through experiential and academic programming as well as collaboration between campus partners.

Students who are offered a space in a LLC have a few days to decide if they would like to accept or decline their space. If a space is declined, it will be offered to a student on the waitlist. If a student accepts thier space in the LLC, we ask that the student commits to living within the community for the next academic year.

Single rooms are limited on campus and limited within the LLC inventory.

Your future roommate can also apply to be a part of the LLC, however if they choose not to do so, then you will not have a choice to room with that individual. If you are both accepted to live in the community, you can request to live with one another. If your roommate choice is not accepted and you are and/or vise versa, then you will be able to choose a roommate who was accepted into the LLC or be placed randomly based on compatibility.

For any further questions about LLCs here at Georgetown, please feel free to contact us via email at livinglearning@georgetown.edu.