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" In high school, the teachers are always saying that college professors won&amp;#039;t slow down for the students, won&amp;#039;t pay attention to if you&amp;#039;re there or not, and certainly won&amp;#039;t make any sort of exceptions for late work. However, when I arrived at FIT, I was pleasantly surprised at how nice and caring all of my professors are! Now, admittedly I am not in any lecture hall style courses (my school is way too small for that!) so I don&amp;#039;t know how professors are in larger classes, but in all of my courses my professors genuinely want to know all of us students by name\u2014and it is awesome! To anyone who&amp;#039;s accustomed to going in for extra help after school, or likes to ask a lot of questions in class, I would suggest going to a school like FIT were there is a small number (if not zero) lecture hall courses. I am in a traditional classroom for all of my classes (the picture shows an average class at my school!), all of my professors take the time to answer any questions students might have, and they&amp;#039;re always emailing us PowerPoints or articles relevant to what we&amp;#039;re currently learning in class. The only slight downside to having professors who care so much about my education is that they definitely notice when I&amp;#039;m not in class. However, since I am paying to go to school, that&amp;#039;s really more of a good thing\u2014it lowers the temptation to stay in bed instead of waking up for my 8 am class! Obviously, I feel like I&amp;#039;m pretty lucky to go to a small school where twenty is the average number of students in a class and it&amp;#039;s very easy for professors to have a more personal relationship with students. If you&amp;#039;re not as lucky as me, you can still get your professor to know who you are and help you out, even if you are one student in a class of one hundred. Go up to your professor after class or see them during office hours, introduce yourself, and ask them lots of questions. No matter what the rumor is, professor&amp;#039;s love to help their students out\u2014no matter the class size! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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