Admissions

make sure you have all your books bought before school actually starts and take the compass test so that you know on what level of education you should start at. also make friends, it's easier to study that way especially when you have no one to help you out at home.

If you are looking into going to Treasure Valley Community College I highly suggest it. This place has taken great pride in their cultural, social, recreational, and educational system for the students.

If you are looking for a cheaper school that has just as many events as a university and has classes that are worth going to then TVCC would be an excellent place to go.

Definitely make sure you try to apply to some of the great clubs offered and travel at any opportunity.

Just jump right in. Feel free to ask questions of the faculty and staff. If you have any concerns the faculty and staff will be happy to help you out.

Don't be afraid to ask for help, if you falling behind. TVCC loves to help out anyway they can. With online and in room tutors.

Pay attention in Orientation to College and work closely with the advisors while familiarizing yourself with what information you need to know for graduating.

Attending a commuinty college or university is deffinetly different from high school. But from what I've experinced it's not difficult you just have to work hard for what you want. If you want to be successful you will work hard and become a successful student. That's all i can say, just work hard because in the end it will pay off.