It is recommended that you do some preliminary research on the college to make sure that it has the major you are interested in. Stay informed about scholarship opportunities by stopping in the Career Center every week. Do not judge the quality of education you will receive from any college because you have not heard of that school. Many colleges have excellent regional reputations. The education you receive depends almost solely on how much energy and work you put into it.
Most students change their majors several times before they finally decide.
Prepare a resume or summary of your high school experience. Include honor roll, awards received in both in and out of school, activities both in school and out of school, leadership positions held, community service-number of hours and a description of what where you performed your service. If you had paying jobs describe where you worked and for what period of time and number of hours. It is not always easy to get another application if you ruin the first one. Prepare your COPY and when it is completed to your satisfaction prepare the original and print legibly in black ink.