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This item may be Check for Availability This title in other editionsLecture Notes: A Professor's inside Guide to College Successby Philip Mitchell Freeman
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:If you’re an incoming freshman facing the culture shock of campus life, reeling under the weight of scholastic expectations, and feeling the pressure of overwhelming financial commitments—don’t panic! Lectures Notes counters the confusion with an insider’s perspective on navigating these challenges and many more. Professor Philip Freeman reveals the three sure-fire rules for a great college experience, offers solid strategies for fostering crucial relationships with faculty advisors, and sets you up for four years of success—and beyond. Packed with practical advice, Lectures Notes is a must read for every college-bound high school senior, whether you’re attending a small-town junior college, a sprawling mega-campus, or an ivy-league university. Don’t leave home without it!
Synopsis:A comprehensive reference for incoming college students shares techniques for transitioning from high school to campus life, explains the importance of networking with teachers and faculty advisors, and provides guidelines for establishing positive learning habits. Original.
Synopsis:“It may not be on the syllabus, but this is one kind of college prep you shouldn’t skip ”
--Seventeen.com, April 10, 2010 From the Trade Paperback edition. About the AuthorPHILIP FREEMAN holds a doctorate from Harvard University and is currently the chair of classical languages at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. The recipient of numerous teaching awards and honors, he has been a visiting scholar at the American Academy in Rome, the Center for Hellenic Studies in Washington, D.C., and the Harvard Divinity School. Professor Freeman’s previous books include Julius Caesar, The Philosopher and the Druids, and St. Patrick of Ireland.
Table of ContentsCONTENTS
preface—vi the three rules for college success—1 high school versus college—9 types of professors—15 colleges and professors—29 how to find the best teachers—38 good relations—46 advising—53 the classroom—63 taking notes—71 how to read a book—78 writing great papers—87 research papers—97 how to study for a test—112 recommendations—123 the top ten ways to annoy your professors—129 handling problems—137 international and nontraditional students—142 conclusion—147 index—150 What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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