Take some time to investigate your interests and talk to administrators, students and other people on campus. You will get honest and direct answers - definitely the way to get a pulse on the spirit of the school.

Always do your best, and at LCCC there are tutors that are always willing to help you with any subject, never be afraid to ask for help.

Take advantage of tutors and professor's after hours availability if you need help. Always be honest with your professor. I told one of mine that I was a slow reader and he took that into consideration. There are some younger professors that get together with students outside of class. This is probably not the best idea. Prepare yourself for homework and study time. It's not all class time!

If tou have no clue what you want to do, take a few classes here and explore. LCCC is not that expensive. If you plan on attending a 'big' school take your general courses here. That way you can prepare yourself on what college classes are like without spending all that extra money on the same exact classes a university would have.

Take the tutoring when you know you need it, it will help you out in the long run.