University of North Carolina Wilmington
University of North Carolina Wilmington
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Cornerstone
Learning
Communities

A cooperative effort between
Academic Affairs and
Student Affairs








Learning communities trip to the Outer Banks, North Carolina
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I sign up? How do I sign up?

Step 1: Apply and be accepted to UNCW!

Step 2: Contract with on-campus housing and pay the non-refundable $100 Housing fee.

Step 3:  Log on to Seaport to fill out Cornerstone room/roommate preference.

Step 4: Complete the CLC Supplemental Application.

How long will the program last?

The courses and themes described on the Courses Offered page will be for the fall semester only. However, students in the program will live in Cornerstone Residence Hall for the entire year, and may elect to participate in some follow-up courses for CLC students in the spring semester.

Will I take any other courses?

The fall CLCs total seven to nine credits each. Since a typical schedule is fifteen to sixteen credits, students will take two or three regular courses in addition to the CLC courses. When you attend Orientation, academic advisors will work with you to select and register for the additional courses

I know/don't know my major. Will this affect my participation?

Since all the CLCs satisfy two Basic Studies requirements, which are necessary for graduation regardless of your eventual major, participating in the CLC program will still be beneficial.

Can I take only one or two courses out of a CLC?

No. Students must register for all three of the linked courses in a given CLC if they wish to be in the program. Additionally, students will not be permitted to drop or withdraw from one or two of the courses.

How will the students be selected?

The UNCW Cornerstone Learning Communities(CLC) program enrolls 225 incoming first-year students on a first-come, first-served basis. The requirements to participate are admission to UNCW, and an active Housing Contract to live in Cornerstone Residence Hall, and a willingness to be an active, positive member of a learning community.

What does it mean to be provisionally admitted to Cornerstone?

This means that a spot in the residence hall as well as a learning community will be held for you until you are able to come to orientation and register for courses. Once you are officially registered in a learning community and assigned a room in Cornerstone, you will be fully admitted to the program.

 




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