study hard just like anywhere else and you should do just fine

Consider all of your options. Its close to home, but its a struggle to deal with. what is more importang

If you are planning to transfer after Snead, make sure to check with your future college to see what all classes will transfer before you take them!

My tip to prospective students is to get involved and go to the SUB and meet new people. There are 5 teachers that I HIGHLY recommend: Mr. Brewer, Dr. Freshwater, Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. Bates, and Mr. Snyder. All 5 of these make the subject they are teaching more interesting and with all 5 of them it is obvious that they enjoy what they are teaching. There are 2 teachers I suggest trying to ovoid if possible: Mrs. Wigley and Dr. Watts. It is not that either one of them are bad teachers or that they are not good people, because they are both nice. I personally had a hard time getting into the subject matter of the class because the way they did lecture was boring to me.

Prospective students should come take a campus tour and talk with an advisor before coming to Snead. By doing this a student will be able to grasp the feel of the campus and talk with an advisor to help set up a class schedule. This way they are not in shock on the first day of classes, the campus will feel even more welcoming. Another tip would be to get involved. The more a student is involved now, starting off in college the more opportunities that will follow them as they transfer and search for a job.