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Some tips from me to you would be to make sure you get involved on campus. I got involved with Campus Activities Board, Student Government, and i joined a sorority. Its very important to get involved because not only does it look good on your resume but it also allows you to make some great friendships and to get involved on campus. Another tip is that if you kind of have an idea of what you want to major in but your still not completly sure make sure you major in general studies for now. You don't want to waste a whole semester on something you are not going to do. It is very easy to change your major to.

a great college with lots of choices. it is the only university in indiana that you get your as degree first before going on to get a bs. it is awesome.

i would recommend talking to the financial aid office often about a month before school starts to get most of that stress done with before you have other things to worry about. get the course catalog and the requirements together and pick out the classes and times you would like for that semester then go to your adviser. if you want to just follow the outline of classes to take and when, that's fine, but if you don't plan on following it then it's best to go in with what you want or at least an idea so you don't sign up for classes that will be a bad combo for you.

Accept all help and never feel bad about having to ask a professor for help. They will work with you as best as they can.

It isn't as easy as it may seem. Be prepared.

The most important things is get to know all the deans on campus. It doesn't hurt to know people that have most control.

Stay focus on your academics first. Do not get distracted by the community around you, because there is not much to do in the city.

Become familiar with all the organizations and the Greeks in campus. I think every student should be involved in an organization, because it will look good when you are making a different other than to just your friends.