100 Things Every College Freshman Ought to Know: An Abridged College Orientation Catalog........

by William Disbro

Book Overview

Finally, a self-orientation guidebook that explains college from a student's perspective. 100 THINGS helps students reduce the sometimes overwhelming, frustrating, and anxious feelings associated with... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0935637222
• ISBN13: 9780935637229
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press
• Length: 226 Pages
• Weight: 0.53 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.0" x 4.1"

Customer Reviews

Talk to your kid!

This is a fabulous little book. It's a great way to engage your high school senior in conversation about how to get themselves prepared for the next great step! We have laughed our silly heads off reading this book to our senior at meal times. Our goal: to get it finished by August 16th--orientation!

A 'Must Read' Self-Orientation to College Book

This book is one of the best ways to get the right kind of information into the hands of college-bound students as quickly as possible. It's a plain and simple navigational guide to adjusting to college. All college bound students should read 100 THINGS to qet guickly acclaimmated to college customs, practices, procedures, and a wide range of new definitions. Without it, you'll be asking a lot of dumb questions and doing a lot of strange things that could be avoided. With it, you'll have a ready reference to problem solve situations with answers about "WHY, WHERE, WHO, WHEN, and the WHAT-IFS" of making a smooth transition to the start of college. Read it! It will be an investment you won't regret.

A "Must Read" Self-Orientation to College Book

This book is one of the best ways to get the right kind of information into the hands of college-bound students as quickly as possible. It's a plain and simple navigational guide to adjusting to college. All college-bound and new college students should read 100 THINGS to get quickly acclimmated to college customs, procedures, practices, and a wide range of definitions. Without it, you'll do a lot of dumb things and ask a lot of strange questions that will tell everyone you don't have a clue. With it, you'll have a ready resource of hands-on tips for answering the 'WHO, WHY, WHERE, WHEN, and WHAT-IF' questions that will provide a smooth transition to the start of college. Read it! It will be an investment that will pay many returns and one that will help you trouble shoot the daily problems 'if and when' they occur.