Living-Learning Communities

Living-Learning Communities bring together students who share common academic interests, goals or experiences, creating opportunities to connect and learn beyond the classroom. By living alongside peers with similar interests, students can build relationships, engage with faculty and staff, and take part in programs and experiences connected to their academic journey.

For Fisher students, Living-Learning Communities offer an added layer of connection to the college and the broader Ohio State community. They can help students develop a sense of belonging, build a strong network of peers and make the most of their first-year experience.

Learn more about Living-Learning Communities at Ohio State

The Business Honors Living Learning Community (BHLLC) is a one-year experience for incoming first-year Fisher students admitted to university honors. A cohort of approximately 25 students lives and learns together, creating a close-knit community within both Fisher and Ohio State.

Students live on the same residence hall floor, take select classes together and participate in experiences designed to support their academic, personal and professional development.

Program at a glance

  • Duration: One academic year
  • Cohort size: Approximately 25 students
  • Residential experience: Students live together on the same residence hall floor
  • Focus areas: Academic success, leadership, professional development and community service
  • Eligibility: Incoming first-year Fisher students admitted to university honors

What you'll experience

As a member of the Business Honors Living-Learning Community, you'll have opportunities to:

  • Develop leadership skills and professional acumen through exclusive programming and workshops with corporate partners
  • Participate in community service individually and alongside your cohort
  • Connect with a dedicated BHLLC mentor and program coordinator
  • Engage with Fisher alumni and business professionals through company visits and other experiences
  • Build relationships with fellow honors students through shared residential, academic and extracurricular experiences

How to apply

Applications open each spring for the following academic year. Students must first be admitted to university honors before applying to the Business Honors Living-Learning Community.

Selection considers leadership and community service experience as well as a short essay response. The essay is an opportunity to share what motivates you, how you contribute to your community and what you hope to explore as a future business leader.

Questions about Living-Learning Communities?

The Undergraduate Leadership & Engagement Team can help you learn more about Fisher's Living-Learning Communities and determine which experience may be right for you.

Undergraduate Experience and Engagement
Max M. Fisher College of Business
309 Schoenbaum Hall 
210 W. Woodruff Ave.
Columbus, OH 43210-1144

614-688-2311