If you are looking into this school take time to see if you like it check out the campus, and when looking for classes do everything ahead of time because the system is very full.

Get your admissions and financial aid paper work in early register for classes early buy your books early

Talk to your high school counselor before you talk to one of these ones.

Please be aware of what you are embarking on. College is not highschool. It can be fun but do not mistake it as a game. You must attack it with the mentality of an adult! Turning 18 only makes you a legal adult. Ponder this, there are people in the world in their late 20s, 30s, and 40s and have yet to become adults.

If you have financial problems, this school will aid you in the right direction. They help you find scholarships and you may qualify for fee waivers. I encourage you to seek out this campus and learn about their work-shops, also don't forget to ask around. The environment is very relaxed and not overwhelming at all. For newcomers may be hesitant but I can assure you, this is a great way to start your higher education process. *Make sure you register for classes right away. Other students will want the same classes you want so register on time and be completely sure of the classes you need/want. Remember to pay your fees on time, I advise you to be pay the very first day you register for classes. Also constantly check your student email. This is the time to start learning how to be independent; Checking your email, talking to counselors, and being up to date with school events will help you in the long run.*