Admissions

Come here! You'll love it. I moved here all alone and made friends the first week I was here. Live on campus your first year, you can meet a lot of people that way.

I suggest that if you come to Armstrong you should have a mind and will to work. College life in general is not easy. It is a very great learning institution and they are very helpful in helping its students succeed.

Don't overload yourself with classes in your first year. Take it easy with 12-15 hours a semester; the University will allow you to take more if you get a waiver, but 18 or more hours a semester will burn you out quickly.
Spend your first year in the dorms. You'll meet many more people than you will living off-campus, and it will make sure that you will always be near people who can help you in a time of need, whether personal or academic.
If you realize that you don't like your major, explore other options. Don't stick to a decision you'll regret later. If you don't like learning about it now, you won't like doing it for the rest of your life either.

Don't worry about the distance. Savannah makes you feel right at home. Most importantly keep an open mind.

it's right on the city bus line. across the street from many shopping opportunities as well as various dinning options. movie theaters virtual across the street, one caters the college crowd. it is a dry campus but many bars, pubs, and dinning options that it isn't a major issue. a large local population also goes to the school, much higher student attendance that lives on campus.

Take notes. Pay attention. Don't goof-off.

Enjoy the campus and all it has to offer. So many activities and opportunities to really get out and meet others! The Honors program is also a fun way to get involved and also be rewarded for your smarts!

Enjoy yourself, but also work hard! Armstrong is not an easy college by any means, especially if you're enrolled in higher level math and science courses.

Go to open house to check out the campus before you enroll.

Make sure you use rate my professor and check out the professors before you get your schedules.