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Tennessee Tech is one of the best business schools! Tennessee Tech has an enrollment of over 10,700 students and more than 50% of classes with 20 students or less! Tennessee Tech degrees give grads highest salary potential of all tennessee public universities! Therefore, you'll be working with a lot of amazing people!

Look into the honors program! I went to an academic magnet school in Nashville,TN and the honors program here makes me feel like I'm back home. It's great having so many people here that are like-minded and studious like me that I can go to for academic help, especially since I live in Murphy, the honors dormitory.

Try to come and check it out, it's a pretty small school, but there's a lot to see here.

Guided tours are great because they show you everything but also they are only showing you the good stuff. Stop a couple of students on campus ask them their major, what they like and dislike about the school, and any other questions you might have. Don't be afraid to ask most students really enjoy Tech and would be more than willing to answer a question. Oh and don't let the dorms scare you, its a small space but it works.

Three tips I have for prospective students are the following:
1. Visit any college campus first before enrolling into school.
2. Do not bring more than you need to college.
3. Have a life outside your dorm room, but participating in different on campus activities.

Don't be afraid to try out new things and make new friends. College is all about where you feel the most comfortable--not necessarily where all your high school friends are going.

If you take a tour take some time and sit outside of the UC and grab students and talk to them and ask them questions. They will give you the real answer on how things are on campus. Try and ask a couple of students and not just one though. And it is always better to go and talk to people in different offices instead of talking to them on the phone.

-buy lots of purple and gold clothing to show your true purple pride around campus.
-don't just assume you know everything about tech. take the campus tour.
-don't be afraid to talk to people and professors you don't know. they can and will help you immensely .
-don't stop believing.

Don't be afraid to ask questions! Everyone at TTU is so friendly and so open to answering any questions you could possibly have.

Make sure you keep up with your curriculum yourself. Yes, you have an advisor but they can sometimes get confused too. So make sure you keep up with all of your classes that way you don't fall behind and graduate a semester later than planned.