Freshman Living Learning Centers
The Freshman Living Learning Centers offer early
admission students a unique academic/residential
environment. Freshman Living Learning Centers (FLLCs) are an
exciting approach to combining residential and academic life at the
University. The FLLCs are designed as active and supportive
all-freshman living communities for students who are accepted to
Butler with early admission status, complete a FLLC application
(included with your housing contract), and who return their housing
contract and deposit.
Integrated Experience
Located in both Ross Hall and Schwitzer
Hall, the FLLCs give freshman the opportunity to socialize
with faculty outside of the traditional classroom in order to
integrate both the in & out of classroom experience. Students
work with each other and faculty to develop programs that enhance
their academic and social experiences.
Be Connected
As an FLLC student, you'll be connected to your friends and
neighbors through class lists provided by your faculty in
residence. This will allow you to form study groups with other FLLC
residents. In each center, a faculty in residence works with the
FLLC students to coordinate study efforts and provide other
academically related and co-curricular programming.
Faculty & Location of Centers
These faculty members have been hand picked for their commitment
to both Student Life and academic achievement. The Schwitzer
centers are located near the Faculty In Residence apartment and the
Residence Life Coordinator´s office. The male FLLCs in Ross are
located in the basement next to the Ross Faculty In Residence
apartment; the female FLLC is located on the third floor.
Questions?
If you were granted early admission and have not received an
application for the FLLCs or would like more information, please
contact the Department of Residence Life at 1 (800) 368-6852, ext.
9458 or email reslife@butler.edu.