Ultimate Reminders™ for College Students
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Success
| Author: | Gina DeLapa | ISBN: | 9780989629164 |
| Publisher: | MAESTRO PRESS | Publication: | April 15, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Gina DeLapa |
| ISBN: | 9780989629164 |
| Publisher: | MAESTRO PRESS |
| Publication: | April 15, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Are you ready for college? Take the quiz at the beginning of this book!From choosing the right major to ditching the wrong roommate, from creating a career path to building a great life, ULTIMATE REMINDERS™ FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS shows you how to maximize your college investment, starting with your most precious asset: yourself.In addition to the college-readiness quiz, you’ll get 369 Ultimate Reminders™ plus ...• Anatomy of a Winning Game Plan (p. 18)• How to Say No Without Guilt (p. 30)• 10 Things Not to Say to Your Professor (p. 59)• The Tragically Hilarious Story of How I Nearly Flunked Highlights of Astronomy (p. 74)Some of these reminders are serious (#33), some of them are funny (#283), and some of them are random yet relevant—and laugh-out-loud funny (#340). All of them are meant to show you up front what you’ll wish you had known from the start.
Are you ready for college? Take the quiz at the beginning of this book!From choosing the right major to ditching the wrong roommate, from creating a career path to building a great life, ULTIMATE REMINDERS™ FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS shows you how to maximize your college investment, starting with your most precious asset: yourself.In addition to the college-readiness quiz, you’ll get 369 Ultimate Reminders™ plus ...• Anatomy of a Winning Game Plan (p. 18)• How to Say No Without Guilt (p. 30)• 10 Things Not to Say to Your Professor (p. 59)• The Tragically Hilarious Story of How I Nearly Flunked Highlights of Astronomy (p. 74)Some of these reminders are serious (#33), some of them are funny (#283), and some of them are random yet relevant—and laugh-out-loud funny (#340). All of them are meant to show you up front what you’ll wish you had known from the start.
