If you live in the area you should try to get as many credits at Kellogg as possible, is will just save you money.

After being in college for a year and a half, I have many tips to give prospective students but some will help more than others. A couple that I cannot stress enough is to stay on top of your work, do not procrastinate, and use the helpful resources provided by the college. College is much easier when you stay on top of your work and your grades will improve dramatically with the help of tutors, librarians, by meeting with the professors during office hours and other resources provided by the college.

Tips most of my teachers and other classmates have shared with me all share a common theme. Always check your email's, make sure to thoroughly examine the class syllabus and watch your grade book. These tips should get you through the hectic life style of college with ease. Classes may appear simple however don't be fooled. Once you begin to procrastinate a build up of late assignments will harm your grade in the long run. School flies by at first so turn your assignments in on time. Better safe than sorry; not all teachers except late assignments. Follow these tips and you should do fine.

If you already know what your career path is use this school to get the basic classes for less money and transfer.

Make sure that you focus! Most of the professors allow breaks between the long class hours as long as everyone focuses for the required amount of time. If you are a duel enrollment student like ,myself this is the perfect place to go!