As long as you work hard and stay on top of things, everything points to success and the staff will strive to get you there.

Delta offers a wide variety of classes geared for all levels of learning. It is up to you to ask for help, but the plus side is there is a lot of help offered. The tutoring center is great for help with your homework, the writing center is always open for students who struggle with English, FAFSA help is offered by financial aid office, not to mention all the teachers who work their hardest to reach out to students to help them succeed.

Start with your basics (general studies) using the MACRAO transfer agreements. This allows you a better chance to transfer your credits if you decide to go to a 4 year college.

Get involved! Delta has many opportunities, such as the Honor's Program and student run groups to develop new relationships. Figure out your academic pathway early on by meeting with one of the many academic advisers available. Many students transfer from Delta, but Delta also offers many programs that only require a 2 year degree, so students can immediately enter the workforce. Lastly, study hard! Delta is only a 2 year community college, but what you have the ability to challenge yourself at Delta by enrolling in classes that can help you fill learning deficits or help you make leaps and bounds academically.

To take a lot of classes, over full time at delta is not as hard as university's. Most teachers are really nice, so be nice back.