Going to College as a Freshmen
Going to College as a FreshmenGoing to College as a Freshmen
When selecting a college that is right for you, there are many decisions one must make. For many first time students, attending college can be severely mind boggling and frustrating, though at the same time can be an enjoyable experience. Going to college and making the right decisions are often extremely difficult for freshmen. Many students coming out of high school are accustomed to having everything done for them, so the first year in college is usually a "Reality Check". Choosing the right college, registering for the right courses, and preparing oneself as a freshman can take time and many hours of thought.
One item to consider when choosing a college is whether or not the college has a degree plan to help prepare one for their career. For example, if one's aspiration is to become a registered nurse, one should choose a school with a highly recognized nursing program. Many times students choose schools because their friends and family have gone to a certain school. Instead, they should choose a school that will help them achieve their career goals. Another aspect to consider when choosing a college is one's financial situation. When choosing a college, many students seek out financial help such as grants, loans, or scholarships. The amount of grants, loans, or scholarships received from different schools can greatly influence one's decision on where to attend.
Once one has chosen a college, there are still other decisions to make. On registration day, one must choose the right schedule needed to complete her degree plan. It would not make sense for one that is working towards an accounting degree to fill her schedule with sciences and no math. In most cases, the first two years of schooling are usually filled with basic courses required for most degree plans such as: English, social sciences, government and basic mathematics. The years to follow are generally focused on the specific degree paths....
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