For all Middlesex Community College - Reserved Placement Program (RPP) Students

Students are able to live in any residence hall. This LLC requires students to participate in a 1-Credit Course each Fall semester.

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Are you a Middlesex Community College (MCC) student that has been placed in the Reserved Placement Program? Do you want opportunities to meet new people more easily and learn about how UMass Lowell can support your journey? Joining the MCC2UML LLC is a great way to live in a residence hall alongside other students. Study with fellow MCC and UML students and participate in community-building programs that work to help you balance an academic and social life.

MCC2UML also has a dedicated faculty/staff member paired to provide further mentorship beyond the classroom, run programs and day trips dedicated to career development, as well as make transitioning to college life at UMass Lowell more comfortable. Some examples of MCC2UML community programs could be social programs for a chance to meet new people, networking to learn about time management, as well as sharing campus resources to support academic success. Programs can be adapted to meet students’ majors and interests.

Fast Facts

  • Location

    Any residence hall
  • Sponsored by:

    The Reserved Placement Program (RPP)
  • Majors Encouraged To Participate

    All students in the RPP regardless of major are welcome!

How To Sign Up

Applying to a Living Learning Community is free and easy:

  1. Visit the Online Housing Portal and click on the housing application form.
  2. Select the Living Learning Community you wish to apply for and answer a few short answer questions on the "Living Learning Community Selection" page of the housing application.
  3. Invitations to participate in the LLC will be extended via email to applicants based on application answers and availability.
  4. Select your room in the Living Learning Community during room selection.