If you don't want to spend a lot of money on transportation to college either take online courses or live on campus.

1. It's okay not to know what you want. The Basics classes will help you 2. Teachers really do want you to succeed 3. Advisers have been in your shoes, so don't worry 4. FILL OUT YOUR FAFSA ASAP!

Always make sure to ask a lot of questions. No question is a dumb one when it comes to doing good in school and achieving your degree. Make sure to take free tutoring if its offered! Tutoring helps many students in doing good in their classes. If a free writing center is available take advantage of it. They are there to help you be successful in writing college papers, which are an important part of learning in college. Be involved on campus. It does not matter if you go to a community college or a university. Being involved on campus whether it be a sport, club, volunteering, etc makes your have a well rounded students, looks good on a resume and shapes you better as a person. And most importantly study! Take the time to truly study or else you will not succeed in college.

Talk to an advisor to see what you need to take for your degree.

Figure out where you want to transfer as soon as possible if applicable. Check equivalencies when choosing classes.