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Student to Student: A Guide to College LIfe

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Welcome to College: A Christ-Follower's Guide for the Journey

Student to Student is a helpful book because it invites you into the world of students from current students' perspective. With 60 short chapters, it is a quick read. But don't let its brevity fool you; there is solid biblical wisdom within those pages. We all desire to connect with our peers and we all think that we are alone in feeling the way we do sometimes (this is especially true during the college years). Student to Student is about shared experiences and shared commitments to following God in college. I am confident that students will be encouraged by the stories they find here to follow God "on purpose" in college.

As parents, we hear horror stories of campus life. Get this book for the high school graduate or college student in your life so their experience on campus will be different! This tool will be the anchor they need to stay Christ-centered and make godly choices along their journey.

My title says it all! In the over-sexualized, nonsense world our young
women find themselves in--defining themselves as "liberated" by compromising their principles--this book comes as a welcome relief to girls who want to live a Christian life and still navigate the overly
liberal promiscuous environment found at US universities. The support and relevance offered by REAL students advising others on the travails and trials of university life makes this slim volume invaluable. The Bible verses also give a wonderful validity to the advice--especially since each contributor (all current college students)chooses the verses and does not have them artificially imposed by an "adult" writer. Highly recommended for those searching for something to hand a high school graduate about to embark on a highly treacherous road--college.

This book is a must read. It presents issues that every college student experiences.

The book overall is good, but the short story by Jennette ElNaggar really sticks out and shines! A must buy!