International Community

The San Francisco State University International Learning Community is one of several on-campus Residential Learning Communities which offer living/learning programs to SF State residents. The International Learning Community is designed to accommodate 140 domestic and international students who wish to live and study together.

Description

The international perspective, developed in the International Learning Community can enhance students' ability to learn better and be prepared to understand their role in today's society.
The international leaning community is located in building C on the Village at Centennial Square. It is a 10-minute walk to the center of campus and a short distance from the Residential Dining hall, City Eats. The International Learning Community houses undergraduate and graduate students in two or three bedroom apartments. It offers shared and private bedrooms in each apartment.

Although residents of the International Learning Community are not asked to sign up for the same classes, students automatically have roommates to study with, help get to classes in the morning, and collaborate on assignments. Residential Life staff members provide study sessions to assist in academic success and fun activities to give students a mental break from hitting the books. It's a great way to learn and to meet people.

Facts

Who:	The International Learning Community is for students who wish to learn more about the world. Students from outside the United States, students who wish to study abroad or major in international studies are encouraged to apply.
What:	The International Learning Community is designed to assist students acclimate to the university through academic, college based, social and residential connections.
Where:	The International Learning Community is located in Building C of the Village at Centennial Square
Why:	Studies have shown students who participate in Learning Community programs have better potential for success academically, are more knowledgeable about their college department and campus and finally, have the opportunity for more social interactions. Really, it's because it is fun!
How:	To apply for the International Learning Community, students use the application form, available online. Future residents are assigned to the International Learning Community, based on availability, first come first served, based on application date.
The Catch:	There are only 140 spaces available, it is recommended to apply early!

Who:

The International Learning Community is for students who wish to learn more about the world. Students from outside the United States, students who wish to study abroad or major in international studies are encouraged to apply.

What:

The International Learning Community is designed to assist students acclimate to the university through academic, college based, social and residential connections.

Where:

The International Learning Community is located in Building C of the Village at Centennial Square

Why:

Studies have shown students who participate in Learning Community programs have better potential for success academically, are more knowledgeable about their college department and campus and finally, have the opportunity for more social interactions. Really, it's because it is fun!

How:

To apply for the International Learning Community, students use the application form, available online. Future residents are assigned to the International Learning Community, based on availability, first come first served, based on application date.