Someone who wants small class sizes and wants to either get a technical degree or get core classes in before they transfer to a four year university. Also, people who want to get an associates degree should attend this school.
Anyone who doen't want to jump right into the "Big University Scene" should start at a small college like mine. It is not hard work but takes participation and willingness to listen and learn. Anyone who wants a good education with teachers that try to connect with you should attend as well. I was very happy with my first year at Shelton State and I believe anyone could be.
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