If you're going to do serious research about a college, you need to seek the advice of current students. After all, they were in your shoes just a few years ago. And believe us, they'll dish out advice any chance they get!
Talk to your professors and go to their office hours. They will be your best reference.
Ren K, 3rd year Geological Engineering
Alexandria, MN
Take advantage of the learning centers. They are definitely worth your time.
Joe D, 3rd year Mechanical Engineering
Byron Center, MI
Read everything sent to you, go to the Center for Orientation, Mentoring, Parents, and Academic Student Success (COMPASS) website, and make sure you're prepared to come to Michigan Tech.
Derrick S, 3rd year Computer Science
Iron Mountain, MI
Don't let your fears of the unknown prevent you from seeking new opportunities at Tech and beyond!
Claire D, 3rd year Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Houston, TX
Keep an open mind and get involved. Smile and enjoy!
Jie Z, 2nd year Mathematics
Maanshan, China
Buy yourself an awesome pair of boots. There is nothing better than a warm and dry pair of feet.
Karen K, 4th year Chemical Engineering
Byron Center, MI
Just because Michigan Tech is awesome in engineering doesn't mean our other departments aren't as great. Departments like biology offer a vast array of courses that even departments at larger universities don't.
Paul V, 3rd year Biological Sciences
Bay City, MI
Don't be afraid to leave home, no matter how far away, because you'll make tons of great friends at college.
Leah E , 4th year Business Management
Hurley, WI
Work Hard during your first year. It will make the rest of your schooling easier.
Jacob C, 3rd year Electrical Engineering
Fenton, MI
Don't be afraid to ask for help. There is always someone who is willing to help with anything you need.
Rachel R, 2nd year Chemistry
Frankenmuth, MI
Get out and meet new people. Don't be afraid to join a club or go to an event if you don't know people.
Andrea W, 2nd year Biological Sciences
Chicago, IL
