Admissions

FOCUS, FOCUS, FOCUS!!!!! Remember why your here and put everything else on the back burner. Join organizations that fit who you are and those that will also make your resume look better. Talk to advisors, upper-classmen, and make friends that want the same thing out of life as you do. Stay true to yourself and the person that you are. Study; you came to college to get an education. Get it!!! The information is available for you all you have to do is get it.

Get your GPA up in high school. start appling now!!! keep your options open. Tuskegee isnt for everybody, its for you. Also ladies, look out for the greeks when you get here, if you lookin right they will certainly notice lol. fellas dont try to get in no relationship right away, play the field, learn. you;ll learn quickly which girls are dateable and which are off limits. by second semester things will calm down enough for you to make a good decision. lol

You have to be a dedicated studednt and hard working because you will have the desire to party and do other things but keep your priorites straight.

1. Get off of facebook.
2. Get out of your dorm room.
3. Get involved! Stay involved!
4. Join a club/organization.
5. Meet people different from yourself.
6. Take Mr. Philips' Black Aesthetic course,
7. Take Archery
8. Take Dr. Bales for 107
9. Take any of Dr. Hannon's sociology courses.
10. Be early to the caf on Wednesday.

School is always first. Know who you are when you are coming in as to not get lost throughout your journey here. There are plenty of influences, positive and negative but always keep your eye on the prize.

When you come here be ready to be challenged both mentally and physically. There will be times where you just want to quit and go home but remember this is going to help you in the long run. Everything that goes on here will toughen you up and get you ready for the real world and business world. This is a great school filled with many different people who are smart and ready to help if necessary.

Bring a car, stay on top of administration, and stay focused with your studies (it is very easy to fall behind)

Do not procrastinate and get involved

I am a prospective student so I can not give many tips, but stay focus.

for prospective students you need to be prepared to do things for yourself, yet be willing to ask questions when you need assistance. the upperclassmen are helpful and most of the staff is supportive. there is a tutoring center and there are organizations that you can get involved in once you get situated with college life.