Choosing classes? Think Learning Communities

Life is better when you go through it with people who share your interests. So is college.
Learning Communities are groups of student friends that you can study with, hang out with, and learn with.

• Built around around themes, you take related classes that are integrated within an LCOM course.
• Focus is is on topics or academic skills that interest you and really help you develop as a college student. 
• Students experience a sense of belonging and support with dedicated tutoring, academic counseling, special activities and events, and special scholarship opportunities. In other words, you get a college experience that may help you hang in there that you may not have otherwise.

See the LCOM Video (approximately 8 minutes).

To explore your Learning Community options visit www.inverhills.edu/LearningCommunities or contact Jenny Olson at 651-554-3762.

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Learning Communities for Fall Semester 2008

For fall, Inver Hills will offer 17 Learning Community options.  Visit the Learning Communities page for details. Here's a sampling of titles...

  Quest for Indentity: Understanding Self and Human Behavior

  What Should I Do with My Life: The Meaning of Work

  Word Play: Developing College Reading, Writing, and Communication Skills

  Painting the Page

  Pre-Nursing

  Read, Rock, 'n' Roll

  Succeed in Math I, II, III

  The Big Picture: Integrating Images and Words

  Theatre on the Page and on the Stage

  Why Are We Here? Philosophy of Religion and Sociology

  ...and many more