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xix, 251 p. : 28 cm By emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, [this book] encourages you to take responsibility for your own success and make a personal commitment to setting and achieving your goals in college and throughout life ... The goal of this book is to help you succeed early in college.-Back cover Includes bibliographical references and index Understanding who you are and what you want to be -- Time management skills -- Note-taking skills -- Reading skills -- Test-taking skills -- Writing skills -- Research skills -- Critical thinking skills -- Finding the right major and career -- Personal health -- Campus money management -- Beyond diversity, understanding tolerance, and respect -- Building life foundations
- Author
- Beierlein, James G. Beierlein, Barbara K. Wade
- Publisher
- Houghton Mifflin (academic)
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780618061532
- Subjects
- Education
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