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Going to college can be both exciting and nerve-racking, especially for adults enrolling for the first time or after an extended absence. This book shows adults how to succeed academically while balancing family, work, and other important responsibilities. Students learn how to confront their fears, increase their self-confidence, and create support groups. Also included is important information on financing an education through loans, grants, and scholarships, as well as practical tips for managing time, preparing for tests, writing term papers, influencing instructors, and using Internet resources. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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(Practical Psychology Press) Offers adults returning to school or going to college for the first time practical guidelines for making it as a college student. Includes help with financial aid, study habits, writing papers and passing tests, using the Internet, working in learning teams, and more. Also includes a companion Web site. Softcover. DLC: College student orientation.
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Going to college can be both exciting and nerve-racking, especially for adults enrolling for the first time or after an extended absence. This book shows adults how to succeed academically while balancing family, work, and other important responsibilities. Students learn how to confront their fears, increase their self-confidence, and create support groups. Also included is important information on financing an education through loans, grants, and scholarships, as well as practical tips for managing time, preparing for tests, writing term papers, influencing instructors, and using Internet resources. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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(Practical Psychology Press) Offers adults returning to school or going to college for the first time practical guidelines for making it as a college student. Includes help with financial aid, study habits, writing papers and passing tests, using the Internet, working in learning teams, and more. Also includes a companion Web site. Softcover. DLC: College student orientation.
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