Take a tour and you'll see all that Columbus State has too offer.

If you want to commute to a great school this is the place for you. You'll be surrounded by a diversified group of students on a small beautiful campus.

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I would highly recommend doing a year at Columbus State before going to a 4-year university because you save a lot money by doing so. A lot of prospective students might think that they are missing out on a college experience that they would get at a 4 year university; however, Columbus State does an amazing job of making you feel like you're still away from home and you're not in high school anymore--the only difference is, you can still go home every day to home cooked meals and clean laundry-definitely worth the saved $10,000+, I must say. As far as academics go, be sure to stay ahead of the game. You don't want to get behind. That goes for registering too. Do not wait to register for classes. You'll be happiest if you are able to register your classes for the times you want.

If you're not overly excited to attend CSCC, like I was, just try and give it a chance. I came from a university in Michigan, and attend CSCC to finish up my general education courses. At first, I didn't overly love being there. But, as time went on, I slowly found friends, enjoyed my time in class, along with the individual attention you are given by most professors there. It may not be your original plan, or the university you wanted, but it is much better school than I, at first, gave it credit for.