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Welcome to College

Welcome to College, presented by Riverside City College Counseling Department! Discover key differences between high school and college, emphasizing freedom and responsibility. Learn about maintaining a calendar for important dates, the necessity of attending classes, and the value of managing your time effectively. Engage with resources like the library, counseling services, and study groups, and create a Student Educational Plan (SEP) to pave your path to academic success. Connect with a counselor today and take charge of your educational journey!

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Welcome to College

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  1. Welcome to College Presented by: Riverside City College Counseling Department

  2. High School Set Schedule Daily Reminders Homework can be done in class Less work outside of class Assigned a counselor Mandatory attendance College You pick your classes You have to keep a calendar of important dates (exams, deadlines) 1 hour of class = 2 hours outside of class You pick your counselor You decide to come The difference between RCC & High School

  3. Freedom Equals Responsibility • Satisfactory Progress - GPA and minimum progress • Declare a Goal - By 3rd semester come declare a major - Create a Student Educational Plan with a counselor • Manage Yourself -Come to class -Read ahead -Study and review -Keep track of deadlines -Manage your time

  4. We want you to succeed! • Stay connected • Join study groups • Visit your professors during office hours • Get involved in student organizations • Use the Resources: - Library - Counseling - Math Lab - DSP&S - Tutorial Services - Writing Center - Financial Aid - Health Services - Transfer & Career Center

  5. College can be the best experience for you!! It’s all up to you!

  6. Get Your Student Educational Plan • Be sure you have an updated Student Educational Plan (SEP) on file. • Call the counseling department at 222-8440 to schedule your appointment. • Your SEP will be your roadmap to academic success – don’t waste your time taking classes that are not towards your educational goal. • Make your appointment today to meet with a counselor!!

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