For future students I highly recommend getting involved in a club or council on campus. It will not only help you in building an outstanding resume as well as other future successes, but also make your time more enjoyable on campus.

Don't expect to get a super awesom education here, it is a Junior College. I enjoyed the time but some of the classes seem very unnecessary/

First off apply early. Those who apply for scholarships early tend to get more. Second, get to know your professors on a personal bases. With an average of 21 students to 1 professor there is no excuse not to. They are always willing to help and will often go out of their way to assist you in obtaining scholarships, do well in class, and understand the material.

Attend and pay attention to the classes. Even the seemingly easy ones have tests that can highly affect your grades.

Stay in the dorms if you can.