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| - If there's one thing I've learned about CSN, it's that you have to want it to get it. Lines will be long. Learn to be patient. Courses will be tough. Learn to study. Declaring a major is a tedious process. There are thousands of other students on the same campus trying to do the same exact thing. Learn to empathize with the individuals who see over a hundred people a day, all of them pissed off and rude.
Every problem you face must be overcome because you want to further yourself. College is about earning and developing, not having a fit because you had to wait in line. As a student who had no guidance going in to a community college, I worked out just fine. So can anyone else who puts in their best effort. I an now a peer tutor for CSN, and am moving on to UNLV.
First off, CSN cares deeply for the tutoring department and does all it can for the FREE tutoring services made available daily for any enrolled student. We even have courses dedicated to preventing students from dropping their courses and wasting their money. The professors here are either amazing or terrible. Books are a scam no matter where you go. That's part of college, get used to it. Don't complain, because you signed yourself up for it, and you can quit whenever you like. This is a fairly small college servicing thousands of students from an insanely diverse and overpopulated city. Not sure why so many have Ivy League standards for a community college with standard education and curriculums.
CSN will save you money for your core courses, undoubtedly. It will also ensure that you learn something, as long as you put in the effort. Fin aid is easy to register for and obtain. Food choices are tasty but pricey. And finally, the tiny library is pretty great.
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