Residential Academic Programs
Residential Academic Programs (RAPs) provide you with a shared learning and living experience in a community setting. Once admitted, you can look forward to:
- Taking selected courses in your hall
- Making friends who share your interests
- Participating in educational and social events
- Developing your own ideas in a small group setting
Baker Residential Academic Program
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B3, The Business Residential Academic Program
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Communication and Society Residential Academic Program
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Engineering Honors Residential Academic Program
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Farrand Residential Academic Program
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Global Studies Residential Academic Program (G-RAP)
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Health Professions Residential Academic Program
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Honors Residential Academic Program
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Leadership Residential Academic Program
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Libby Arts Residential Academic Program
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Sewall Residential Academic Program
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Sustainability & Social Innovation Residential Academic Program
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Sustainable by Design Residential Academic Program
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Offers lectures, field trips, and research opportunities for freshmen and sophomores interested in the natural or environmental sciences
Provides an innovative community within the Leeds School of Business connecting students directly with our faculty, staff, advisors, and mentors to support the educational experience and development of the whole Business student and integrates academics, professionalism, and leadership with student life
Provides a living and learning environment in Buckingham Hall which is designed around the theme of communication and society and allows students to explore the complex social problems and challenges of communication in contemporary society in seminar sized classes
Provides educational experiences that match the abilities and ambitions of some of the very best students at CU
Focuses on the humanities and community engagement within the larger frame of society and culture
Includes classes and programs with a global focus for freshmen pursuing international interests
Provides an academic community for freshmen and select sophomores who take common courses and participate in co-curricular activities designed around current topics and basic academic preparation for careers in the health professions
Is a community with small honors classes, symposia, and cocurricular activities for students in the College of Arts & Sciences Honors Program
Houses the Chancellor’s Leadership Studies Program (CLSP) and the Ethnic Living and Learning Community Leadership Studies Program (ELLC), both of which focus on the study and practice of leadership for the purpose of educating culturally competent leaders who champion an ethic of civic and social responsibility.
Is an artistic community offering courses in visual arts, theatre, dance, and film studies
Offers classes, programs, and advising for students in all majors, focusing particularly on history and culture
Offers courses and activities that center on sustainability and social innovation, focusing on collaborative problem-solving in the community and around the world
Provides students enrolled in any course of study the opportunity to live in a creative, sustainable living environment while earning academic credit for their degree