The MTS Program is definitely worth considering--the teachers are very helpful and the course material is a slight step-up from AP classes in high school. Help is almost always offered whenever needed and when the student asks for it. Do not take more than the recommended amount of credits unless you really think you can handle it.

Take as many classes as you can here.

Always check the professor out on ratemyproffessor.com to be sure your getting the best teacher for the particular class your looking into! Also make use of the tutoring center and the library!

Make sure to study and take classes you are interested in!

Check out the MT/S Honors Program; it is the pillar of the college's credibility as a formidable house for education. Don't anticipate meeting many mature or thoughtful students here; rather try to make friends with your favorite instructors if you seek intellectual stimulation. In spite of a lot of present negative talk and attitude, don't hesitate to try to involve yourself in campus activities that interest you or seek out help from anybody with something you're interested in. Generally, as it is anywhere else, if you're respectful and humble they'll most likely help you.