Paine College Top Questions

If you cant go visit the school look at pictures online of the area in which the school is in. That way you'll have some type of idea of what type of school your going to and the area in which you will be living.

Well, i would say that dont start to late. Make sure you get a head start- junior year. Make sure you pick the right that fits academic ability, and also just be your self at school when you go. Dont try to be some one your not cause in the end it will nothing but drama. Oh and Keep God in your life if you keep nothing else i promise he'll be there when when you call and need him.

Dont settle for just any college have many options to choose from. and have a plan before you get there and stick to it.

I would tell them to make sure that the college they're choosing has there major and that the student:teacher is reasonable that way if u have a question about some work u can always go to the teacher without having to schedule an appointment.

Take the time to do research about the college you want to attend. Take a college tour. Parents allow your child to make their own decisions. Students make the best out of your college experience. Keep your grades up. Have a social life and make friends. Also, be aware of who you hang around, everyone is not your friend.

I would advise parents and/or students to choose a college that is best for them. Don't just choose a college that offers financial aid. I would advise students to make the best of their college experience wherever they go. Even if the college isn't the college they wanted to attend, they should definately make the most of the experience. It's true... The years you spend in college are the best years of your life. You should cherish every moment of it. Besides, you're going to college for one purpose: to learn. College is a learning experience itself, so definately take advantage of the experience.

I would say do as much research as possible on the schools of your choice. Also try to schedule a campus visits to get a feel and "hands on experience" on what college life can be like.