Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale Top Questions

When you get ready to go off to college you are worried about many different things. The funny thing is, is that many of these things you do not need to worry about. If I could I would go back in time and tell myself to calm down. While college will be a good portion of my life it is not the only part of it. I would tell myself to save up more money than I had saved up. I would have strived to have done the very best that I could be in all of my classes. And instead of the easy classes I took in my senior year I would encourage my younger self to take all of the hard classes. I would have told myself the significance of the SAT and the ACT and would have encouraged myself to take whatever precautions necessary to take them and to do well on them. I would have gone straight to a four year university instead of going to a two year college.

Before making any decisions pertaining to college , I want you too investigate all possible options before deciding that college is not for you. The times have changed since your father was in school, even though he only finished the 8th grade and was able to keep food on the table. Life in general is tough enough, trying too get ahead in the workforce in this day and age without the proper knowledge backing you up will only make those hills of triumph feel like mountains of long hours and weekends lost. Do yourself a favor and even though life may seem to be nothing but, school at the moment continue with your learning and complete your dreams. Don't get swallowed up in the build your own parade only too find that everybody took a left turn leaving you going down a straight path to another dead end job. Just once listen too what your heart and mind are telling you ,what is right and needed for your own future.

Believe in yourself and not that we are inured to unpredictable accounts of propitious events, but that some are inured to predictability. It is a force, a tenacity that drives and creates such fecund decisions that we will bring to the table. As such in any investment as potential candidates for employment are; and as potential candidates for societies are; one must evaluate what predictable potential is possessed. It is the self vigilence that will enable your accomplishments. Always aim your dreams high and value your ambitions.

I would have went to college sooner. I would say study alot and prepare yourself because its not easy and its alot of work. Take your time and do the best you can.

I would give myself advice to take as many advanced placements classes as possible in order to prepare me for college life. I would say to pay more attention to detail in all my subjects, because no matter how small...they all play a part in yoru college life. To study and take the SAT or ACT prep classes, because they do help. To use all my time in high school wisely, learn as much as I can, do as well as I can and prepare myself for college academically.

I would absolutely love to go back in time and speak to myself. I would tell myself that there is a ton of work evolved with college. To cut back on the high school parties and late nights. Start working on scholarships immediately. Defiantly participate in more community service and charity work because it opens the doors to so many opportunities. I would encourage that I spend more time asking my parents for help whether it?s with tuition or assignments. I would stress that there is no need to procrastinate on getting entrance tests done, and to never ever say I?m going to take a semester off cause it normally leads to 2 or maybe three. I?d encourage myself to make better friends and meet individuals that have goals and ambitions. Also I would suggest that I watch what I eat! There?s nothing worse then sitting through a test with a stomach that?s talking! Most importantly though I would tell myself that I will make it and with time dedication and hard work I will be successful.

Ashley, don't wait to go to college. It will be the quickiest four years of your life it will change your life for the better for you and your children. Apply yourself to your studies and not to everyone else around you. Worry about making A's and B's and not the social parties that wont be there in four years. And the last thing i am going to tell you is look for schloarships, it will help you with all loans you will have.

I would tell myself to set my priorities in a way that allows me to focus on education and makng the right decisions. College is the stepping stone for the rest of your life and should be taken very seriously, but at the sametime, it should be something you enjoy doing because it will open up doors for the future and happiness.

Take your time and understand financial aid.

If i were a high school senior all over agin i would make the same decisions i have already. I love the environment i am in and i would not trade it for the world.