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What is a WSCC Learning Community?

A WSCC Learning Community (LC) is a group of students (usually one 9:30 course) who participate in organized group-learning outside of the classroom.

What do students in Learning Communities do?

Students in a Learning Community, or LC, attend “community” events together. LC students share common experiences centered on their academics and community, achieve a deeper understanding of their course’s subject matter, build relationships with one another, and learn together.
In a Learning Community, students connect with their Wallace State community, faculty, and peers by attending or virtually-attending campus and community events together, and processing their experiences as part of their class.

Why take an LC?

LC activities make learning personal. You’ll see how to use what you learn in the “real world”.
You’ll use what you learn. See first bullet.
You’ll explore course material in a more in-depth way.
You’ll attend campus and off-campus events as part of your class.
You’ll learn a lot about WSCC, your classmates, and yourself.

The Format

Students register for ONE course, but connect with other courses through events and activities
9:30 classes only
Students experience various WSCC and community opportunities