Category: Education/Training Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.
ISBN-10: 0595475094
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 152
Copyright: March 18, 2008
ISBN-13: 9780595475094
College Sense is every student’s practical, comprehensive, and insider’s guide to the college experience, sharing crucial knowledge your high school and college advisors don’t tell you.
Making sense of higher education can confound the most stellar of students. Your college education isn’t just about gaining knowledge but is an experience unlike any other you’ll have in life. Navigating the college environment is about learning the language—if you know how the system works, you can understand and prepare for the complexities that college presents.
College Sense gives you just that: an insider’s view of our educational culture, what to expect, and ways to react to various situations. This guide is packed with more than a hundred tips and secrets to help you make smarter decisions before, during, and after college. It’s an easy-to-read, intelligent, and practical guide. Read it cover to cover, browse from topic to topic, or flip directly to answers you need most.
It explores a myriad of essential topics such as how to reduce and eliminate debt, the questions that you should ask during your campus visit, and how to get the most of your college experience. It’s the only book you’ll ever need to help you prepare for all those things that your advisors didn’t tell you about college. Page for page, College Sense gives you overdue advice for your college experience.
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