College success is about more than knowing your subject... You need some sneaky extra tactics too. And you're about to discover them all… We hear about successful people who dropped out of college all the time – think Harrison Ford, Richard Branson, and Lady Gaga… But what about the people who didn’t make it big? For every college-failure-turned-success story, there are countless less inspiring ones… and the reality is that the majority of people don’t struggle because they’re not passionate about what they’re studying. The real reason why most people don’t make the grades they need, or become so disheartened that they drop out of college early, has nothing to do with the subject they’re studying or their drive to succeed… It’s because they lack essential study skills and inside knowledge. Your courses focus on your subject – as they should… But there’s a wealth of other information you’re missing out on that could make the difference between a pass and a fail. And study skills are only part of the recipe… It’s all about how you approach your education, and there are a ton of secrets you’re probably missing out on. But not for long… You’re about to gain access to everything you need to succeed. Written by a retired professor and department chair, this one-of-a-kind concise guide shines a light on all the little extras you can weave into your time at college… the extras your own instructors are too busy to show you. Inside, you’ll discover: Critical mistakes made by most students (once you’re aware of them, you’ll stop making them yourself) - What to do to set yourself up for success before you even set foot in the classroom - Everything you need to know about time management (this is more important than you think!) - The #1 indicator of success (and how it’s entirely within your capabilities) - 5 note-taking methods that could transform the way you study forever - The golden rule you need to apply to your free time to make sure every class really counts - Why lesson time isn’t the only time you should see your instructor… and what other avenues are available to you - Things you need to know about professors and other instructors – you’ll be surprised by the power this knowledge will give you - How to approach exams (no matter how much you struggle with them now) - What you need to know about your GPA – and why those little numbers count - An easy-to-follow strategy for success in any college course And much more. If you thought being passionate about your subject was enough, think again. If you want to come out top of the class, you need that little extra spark up your sleeve… and this guide will help you find it… And once you do, you’ll have skills to last you long after you graduate with flying colors. ** FEATURED IN AN INTERVIEW WITH EVAN CARMICHAEL ** Uncover the secret to making a success of your college years: Scroll up and click “Add to Cart” right now. TOP Reviews: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Quick read - well worth your time! I have spent 7+ years working in higher education as an academic advisor for a large, public university. One of the most common reasons I've seen students struggle to succeed is they were never properly prepared for what to expect in college. The two most common struggles I see are 1. Students don't know how to study and 2. Students don't know how much work they need to do outside of class. Dr. Naghshineh's book covers what challenges to expect and how to overcome them in an approachable way. If I could, I'd gift this book to every graduating high school senior who is headed to a two or four-year college. This book is an easy, quick read with so much valuable information. Perfect gift for the high school or college student in your life. - Lindsay Beauchamp - VINE VOICE ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A concise, well written guide. Especially recommended for first time college students. I am a retired professor, and an author of a study guide and life skills book for nursing students, as well as a speaker on life skills for nurses. I found this guide to be concise and to the point and I believe it will help any student. I especially recommended this book for college bound students before beginning first semester, so as to have realistic expectations of what is required to succeed. Some have remarked this book is weak for help in writing and humanities. There are other excellent resources for this. This book is exactly what it claims to be an excellent, to the point, study guide. Highly recommended. - Mark A. Shryock ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I recommend this book to any incoming college student who wants to get excellent grades in college. I had a friend who was about to start college and I gave him this book to read. It has all the information that any student could need, from the best ways to study, how to plan a daily schedule, etc. It was written by someone who clearly knows what they're talking about, which makes it even more valuable. This book has helped him a lot and I'm sure it will he