Honors housing decisions?

Zimmer07
Sun, 15 Apr 2007 12:33:26 +0000

There you go… creature comforts all settled.

They went to the Honors session. At the orientation in July, you are given the complete course listings and your “homework” is to thoroughly map out 3 majors of interest. Their intent is to have you fully realize everything that is available at VT. This could be extremely beneficial to you with your desire to get the best of two worlds. I’d be willing to bet they would love to have your dual interests to work on!

Don’t sweat the gpa and amount of work now. If you know where your interests lie, and are any kind of decent student, you’ll be fine. Sure it’s hard work, but so what?! You didn’t come to college for the parties, right?!

Shoot for the moon, and if it gets to be too tough at some point, it seems like you’ll have plenty of support from the professors. That was another thing my h commented on. The profs at the sessions they attended talked about their office hours and several said they welcome any visits any time. H had the impression that they really do get to know their studetns well.

I know I’m talking about VT, but most of this applies to all your choices, of course. You have great schools to choose from.