Rowan University Top Questions

Find a school that you are compfortable, not too far but not to0 close is key. Be ready to be open to new friends, new ideas, and new work. Stay in connect with your family, you will miss them and they will miss you. Dont let something that is bothering stay inside let your friend/roommate what is on your mind; communication is key. Be ready to work but do not work too much make sure you give you self the chance to relax or party at least once a month. Dont let partying take over your life, drinking and staying up will efffect you. Talk to your professor they are there to help. Take friday classes; they are smaller and they will help you graduate in four years. Stay on campus the more you go home the more you lose out one and you do not get as close to friendds/roommates.

Rowan wasn't my first choice, but I chose it. I was accepted and offered money by my first choice school. Sometimes, you don't just have to think about how great a school or program is, but how great the school or program will allow you to become. Smaller schools can mean more opportunities. For me, it definitely did. At my first choice school, three thousand students were in my program versus three hundred at Rowan. I am an officer in three clubs and involved in two others. That would have been impossible at the larger school. There are two sides to every story; make sure you read them both.

Talk to everyone and read websites. Call the school with questions. Visit the school and take the tour and ask questions. In college, get involved. Learn to MANAGE YOUR TIME!!!!! Always keep your grades up.

The best advice I can offer is to truly think about the location you want to spend the next four years. Take advantage of the oppurtunity to live somewhere new. It may be the only chance you can get to experience somewhere different. Hey it is only four years and no matter where you end up you can always find good people and new friendships!