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Living Learning Community Analysis
I want to be a part of this Living Learning Community because as an honors student I am interested in living with students who share my passion and dedication to learning and academics. I believe that living in this type of environment will help me not only with my studies, but help me to build close knit relationships with students who have similar interests and values as my own. Living in this community I would be able to share my knowledge with others well as learn from my peers. I would also like to surround myself with students who want to be involved and make a difference in the community.
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