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Learning Communities and FIGs

Mizzou offers three types of living-learning experiences:
- General Learning Communities (GLCs)
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Thematic Learning Communities (TLCs)
- Freshman Interest Groups (FIGs)
Learning Communities (LC) are larger communities of students located throughout the residence halls at MU. Every student living in an MU residence hall is part of either a Thematic Learning Community (TLC) or a General Learning Community (GLC) dedicated to supporting and enhancing the academic experience. The TLC and GLC pages have a lot more info about these communities that make up the heart of your living and learning experience in a residence hall.
Mizzou offers over 100 Freshman Interest Groups (FIGs), which can be defined as smaller communities within a larger Learning Community designed exclusively to help first-year college students get off to a great start. Check out the FIGs pages for more details!
For a quick overview, see our LC and FIG video:
