After
deciding which school to attend, ease your transition to your new
school by researching all that your school has to offer. Look online
or talk to current students. They offer the best inside information
such as where to get cheap food or which professors are the best.
Priority
- Academic Advising
- Financial Aid
- Online Student Services
Each school has
their own version of a website through which students register
for classes, pay tuition, monitor financial aid, view grades
and use email.
The
Essentials
- Housing
- Parking
- Places to Eat
- Transporation
(i.e. campus shuttles,
bus system)
- Student Employment Opportunities
- Career Planning
- Computer Centers
- Student Health Center
- Bookstore
- Library
Student
Life
- Student Clubs
- Exercise Facilities
- Intramurals
- Student Government
- Dining Facilities
- Post Office
- Photo copying services
- Non-credit fitness classes
- Recreational activies and classes
- Competitive sports
Your
School Might Also Offer
- Writing Help Centers
These help students
learn write college-level papers.
- Study Abroad
Study for a semester
or a year in a foreign country.
- National Student Exchange
Study for a year
or a semester at another at another college in the United
States.
- Freshman Learning Communities
Designed for students
who are unsure about what to take in their first year or who
thrive in smaller classes.
- Online Classes
Take tests, submit
homework, and earn credits all online.
- Mentoring and technology support for students with diverse
learning styles.
- Assistance for speakers of English as a Second Language.
- Child care facilities
- Services for students with disabilities
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