Admissions

A few well-known tips are to not skip class. Just because you have freedom from your parents now does not mean you should skip every other class to get an extra hour of sleep. If you need to do this frequently, go to bed earlier. Another tip is to keep up on all your work. Don't fall behind because catching up can be an issue and missing one assignment could be the difference between passing and failing.

Make sure you like or can deal with cold weather. Be open, people here are willing to make new friends and you should not doubt that. This school is really friendly and a great place to live. I cannot imagine a better place to go to school. The small campus is also awesome as you don't have to worry about being lost in the crowd, and classes are really close!

For incoming students, make sure your study habits are up to par. Although most teachers here are very understanding of incoming freshman, that doesn't last long. You also have to learn to balance your study time with social time.

Apply for financial aid early! Scholarships are awarded based on supposed financial aid eligibility, and go on a first come, first serve basis. Be outgoing! Try new things and get involved-it makes your college experience much more exciting, and everyone here is friendly.