First speaker:
I have been part of FLCs since my first year and since I started,  
FLCs has been something that was really  special. It was a major stepping stone 
for me personally. Because it really gave me the opportunity to discover what  
type of place U of T actually is. I commute all the way from Scarborough, and it 
would have been the easy route  just to commute and go back home day in and day out. 
But it would  have not been the most rewarding route.

Speaker 2:
I  learned about how to study. I learned about resources on  campus. 
I learned about the ROP placements, through FLCs. Being part of it, I get a community 
and I gained confidence to pursue different academic  endeavours and social endeavors 
that I would not be able to do at a university.

Speaker 3:
I learned about how to study.  
I learned about resources on  campus. I learned about the ROP placements, through FLCs. 
FLC gave me the opportunity to develop myself as a leader -- not only to lead different 
sessions but also to really to inspire students and help them ease the transition 
into university life. I formed some great friendships throughout the FLC program. 
I’m introduced to a world outside of the classroom. Basically all of  the resources 
that the campus and the university has to offer me. I was introduced to through 
the FLC program.

Group of 3: 		Leadership! Happiness! Fun! Friendship!

Last group of 3: 	FLCs is FUN!