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Sussex is a great place to start. If you are not sure about what kind of college you want to attend, don't waste your money going someplace expensive and then decide that it's nowhere near what you want. Go to a local community college like this and get all of your general education credits taken care of- you'd be surprised that they TRANSFER! Yes, you read that right. The credits from sussex will transfer to most schools as long as you have a certain grade, so you could enter a university as a junior and only have paid a fraction of the price for the first two years of schooling. And dont let the community college stereotype fool you- most of my peers take their classes very seriously, the professors are extremely well qualified, and the courses are very challenging.

Explore classes, and find what really speaks to you. Don't just settle for what you think you want to do, explore your options.

Get involved at the Campus through sports, committees, and clubs. Even though Sussex is a commuter school, it still has the college campus atmosphere. The more you get involved, the better you will like being a student here.

definitely a college you want to go to if you are considering any community college in the area. do not be misguided by the country's top community college surveys, this is definitely the school you want to start out in

If you want to save money, this is a great place to do so and get a quality education. Stay focused on your career goals and aim for the best grades possible. You will be more prepared if you are planning on transferring later on. Participating in student activities, events, and clubs enriches the experience while also being fun.