Enjoy what you can learn, it will help you learn.

Pay atttention, participation and attendance is graded with 98% of the teachers so go to class, get there around 7 if you want a really good parking spot or take evening classes.

Get everything turned in as early as possible to register. Classes fill up fast.

I would suggest to always remember deadlines because they tend to be very strict on them, and of course be on time to your classes and appointments.

I would recommend buying text books early, before the quarter, and becoming familiar with the book beforehand. Prospective students should ask around about which teachers they should take; students who have taken a teacher they felt hindered their learning will surely warn you. Don't be afraid to use the instructors in the library, who cares what it makes a person look like. The instructors are placed there to help educate, and it would be wise to take full advantage of that if ever stumbling on a problem or essay. Ask the reference librarians for help on understanding library databases, these things are very helpful for research of any kind. Lastly, get involved! There are tons of clubs that can be participated in and tons of new people to be acquainted with!