California State University-Fullerton Top Questions

I wish I has known how important it is to get involved. It helps with meeting new people, as well as trying new things. It expands who you are as a person, and makes the college experience more fun. Getting invovled seems very rewarding. I also wish I had been told how great it is to live on campus. I stayed at home and now wish I had not. I feel I missed out on a huge part of the college experience. I wish someone had said, don't be afraid to do something out of your comfort zone.

I wish I had known that just because I getting a degree would not make my life "perfect." I always thought no matter what I majored in college and graduated with a bachelors I would have the perfect job and a happy life. I learnt that life does not always turn out that way and sometimes you have to take a different route to end up with a happy life and a satisfying job.

I wish I would have known that building relationships with professors and other students is one of the most valuable things you can do in college. Many times, its about who you know and where you came from that gets you where you want to go, so I wish I would have spent more time bonding with others.

I wish I had known that the transition from high school to a University would have been rocky, and that I should have prepared much better by going over previous materials I had learned in high school. Had I prepared myself for the upcoming classes I would have taken I would have reviewed alot more over the summer than what I did. It would had also helped to know that if you plan to procrastinate any assignment that you better understand that assignment fully so that you can complete it in time.

How hard college really is. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication. It is definitely not all fun and games. Party hard, but study harder.

FINANCIAL AID SUCKS...i will be broke and homeless by the time i graduate here

Before I started at Cal State Fullerton I wish I had information about the courses I needed to take. When I first started attending college I had no idea what classes I needed to take . I spoke with a counselor, but the information they gave me wasn't correct. If I would have know when I first began taking classes, I wouldn't have taken classes that weren't required for my major.

I wish I would have known that tuition was going to keep rising, so I could apply to more scholarships.

I wish I would have known about their volleyball team. This way I wouldve prepared to join, know how to join etc. I also wish I would have known about their kinesiology dept and how it could help just as well if not better than going into biology, for the field I wish to continue my career in.

I wish that I had known about the hefty price tag that would come with attending a university. Having just recently graduated from a community college, I naively assumed that paying for further education wouldn't be too problematic. Boy, was I wrong. If I could back in time, I would immediately begin to apply for scholarships during high school.