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Stan DuraU.S.
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I can help answer questions of parents and students about many of the "out of the classroom" aspects of learning and American college life, including relationships (with peers, parents, faculty, and staff), campus living, getting involved, first year issues and concerns, alcohol and drug use, career development, utilizing campus resources, leadership development, etc. I am not qualified to answer specific questions about homework topics (other than above), financial aid eligibility, or questions of a personal nature that may deserve the attention of a licensed counselor. | |
Sue KaytonU.S.
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Ask me about nuts-and-bolts information, such as going out-of-state for college, dorm life, handling stress, how to handle bank transfers, credit cards, etc. | |
Ms. DU.S.
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I can answer general questions about college life as an adult student as well as traditional age. I can help you with how to make the right choice of school, being away from home for the first time, adjusting to being a big fish in a small pond, Do's and Don'ts and almost anything that is on your mind. If I do not initially have the answer I will help you figure it out. | |
Nafeesah AbdullahU.S.
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I can answer any question pertaining to college life, but I will not answer anything silly or profoundly ignorant. Questions need to be in clear english and logical in nature. | |
IsabelAvailable
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I can answer questions regarding types of financial aid. My advice about filling out the FAFSA is get someone to help you/your parents (I probably could have gotten more financial aid if we had gotten help from someone). | |
Breanna FriedrichU.S.
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I'm a first year student at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. I would love to answer any questions that you guys might have on what college life is like. Anything from dorm life to roommates to classes...whatever you want to know about if you're a high school senior getting ready to go to college next year! |
That would depend on your school. I think you should check with your guidance counselor. How far into the program are you and what type of degree? While some of your initial courses for the degree may
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