Call the registration office and set up a time to take a pre-test. Always apply for FASFA. Meet with your advisors; they will help.

It's close to home, the best thing to do after graduating from high school. It's easier when your classes are small, that way your teachers can get to know you.

I would recommend that everyone show up for their classes. The teachers expect a lot out of a student. They aren't there to babysit, so it's just best to act your age and be resepectful of others.

Make sure you talk with current students and get a feel for who the good advisors and counselors are. Try to get in early with your advisor to map out your schedule and required classes. As long as you respect your teachers, do as they say, and show up to class, you should do well here.

If you are planning on going into nursing, take all your sciences before you get into the program.