Baker College Top Questions

What's the one thing you wish someone had told you about freshman year?

Cody

Before I came to this school, I didn't take college seriously. I wish I had known that I need to focus on me and what's best for my future.

Heather

Before I attended Baker College, I wish I would have known that college does not mean freedom. Seniors think that after graduating high school, that they are free to do whatever they please. This is not true. When going to college, it means more study time, less hanging out with friends, and more money spent. College students deal with financial aid, grants, loans, and if they are lucky, scholarships. Seniors want to try to get as many scholarships as they can before they start attending college. That was my mistake was not trying to get more scholarships.

Julia

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kristina

The way that the housing staff treat their students. Also, the rumors that get started

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