If you are planing to attend South Georgia College then you should try to set an appointment with your academic adviser provided by the school. They will help you find out what how much classes you can take per semester as well as how long it would take for you to graduate. This will be extremely beneficial.

You will like this school. It's not to big or to small.

Go to the campus just to get a feel. Always study, but don't overload yourself.

Strive to build a strong relationship with your professors. The stronger the bond, the more you will understand the professor and vice versa. South Georgia is a good, safe place to step outside your comfort zone. Be outspoken and don't be afraid to try something different. For example, if you weren't active in clubs in your high school, make one of your goals to join a club that you might be interested in.

Find an upperclassman or alumni who can give you advice on what professors to take and what classes to take. Some classes are far too difficult given the subject at hand, while others will leave you scratching your head, wondering what exactly the class is supposed to be about. The psychology and sociology department I can vouch for - Frank and Dr. Steverson are great teachers, and if given the opportunity I would suggest that everyone interested in the social sciences give their lectures a try.