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This is a great starter school if you are going the two year plan. Very good professors whom were very helpful. Know what you are going after before starting any program so you don't waste time taking unnecessary classes. Research your profession first, to see what education is needed and follow that and get a mentor in your field to help you along the way. Take advantage of the organizations offered at the school…they will offer guidance and emotional support. Get a tutor early, even if this means investing more money into the class. Ir's worth it because all of you will have at least one really difficult class required for your major. Don't settle for that "C". Higher education is requiring more from you, so give them what they want. It's rough out there is you have to be tough.

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