At Middle Georgia College, we ve introduced a rust remover course for our adult students, which also attract ambitious, traditional students. Since a college is like a large business complex, it is important to start out gathering basic resources.
Every college publishes a catalog, which students usually ignore until they are in a jam.
In most cases, you can carefully read the first quarter of your catalog to find ways to save money, avoid accidental grades, improve your schedule, and get help. If you make an appointment with Student Affairs, a counselor will explain some of the ins and outs of your particular college. A half-hour meeting can put you six months ahead and help you avoid costly errors. Your best resource is your fellow students, so learn to network in your courses. Collect handouts for absent colleagues because you could be the next absentee.