Adult Student's Guide to Survival & Success - Tapa blanda

"This is a book that had to be written." --Grace B. Martin, PhD, head of psychology, director of general studies, Armstrong State College

"A good guide to 'learning how to learn' . . . any student who takes the time to read and thoroughly digest the material will become a better student and have less stress." --Albert Sheppard, PhD, executive director, College Financial Aids Foundation

"Agood guide to 'learning how to learn' . . .any student who takes the time to read and thoroughly digest the material will become a better student and have less stress." Albert Sheppard, PhD, executive director, College Financial Aids Foundation"

"An extremely insightful, personable, informative, common-sense, and inspirational manual for those students who work, have a family, and want more from life." Fran Polk, Alternative Learning Center, Portland Community College"

"This is a book that had to be written." Grace B. Martin, PhD, head of psychology, director of general studies, Armstrong State College"

"[This book] will help me do my job better. The book is timely, filled with insight, well-organized and fun to read!" Diane J. Willis, coordinator of undergraduate advising and student services, Washington University"

Whether enrolling in college for the first time or returning after an extended absence, this motivational guide provides adult students with a wealth of practical guidance. This thorough handbook explores not only how to succeed academically while balancing family, work, and other important responsibilities, but also addresses how students can learn to confront their fears, increase their self-confidence and resiliency, and create support groups. Containing essential information on financing education through loans, grants, and scholarships as well as practical tips for managing time, preparing for tests, taking effective notes, and using internet resources, this one-stop reference also includes action review checklists.