There is an extensive library with information on various majors and fields. The office also helps students locate cooperative education experiences during the college years. Students gain valuable experience in their fields, earn money and are frequently offered full-time positions with their employers upon graduation. A co-op placement complements classroom learning and is excellent preparation for the future. So whether you know your major, have life- time dreams or are just plain confused, plan to stop by this office during your first semester.
Deadlines Going to college for the first time involves a lot of busy work.
Medical questionnaire is due August 1. State law requires that all students be immunized against measles, mumps and rubella in order to be enrolled in college. A Mantoux TB test is also required. A transportation card was enclosed with this Grapevine. Fill it out if you need to be picked up at the airport or train station, and return it to the Center for Student Development by August 1.