Surviving Your First Year at University: A Student Toolkit By Catherine O'Conno
Going to University is an exciting time but it can also feel scary and overwhelming. This excellent guide helps demystify some of the technicalities, so students can easily navigate the system Recommended reading for anyone keen to make the most of this brilliant life opportunity.Lynda Brady, Pro Vice Chancellor (Student Experience), Edge Hill University, UK. It is clear the authors have considered the transition to university life from a range of perspectives, not just an academic one, which is particularly helpful for the challenges students face entering higher education. Christie Pritchard, Student Learning Manager, University of Plymouth, UK. This book is a must read There is something in it for everyone who wants to start university, just started or is already there. Nils Lenoch, Copenhagen Business Academy, Denmark. In this book Catherine OConnor with Liz Thomas shares an honest and direct message about life as you begin University and leave as a graduate... from this book you can learn all the tips and tricks on how to manoeuvre University life for the first time. Fiona Nashie, University of Westminster, UK. The past year or so has been a challenging time for students and teachers alike. Many of the skills needed to survive university life have gone unused for a multitude of students around the world. I believe that this book will be very useful for students who could not attend their first year on campus The author highlights all the essential skills that will be... | Liz Thomas Surviving Your First Year at University: A Student Toolkit
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Going to University is an exciting time but it can also feel scary and overwhelming. This excellent guide helps demystify some of the technicalities, so students can easily navigate the system Recommended reading for anyone keen to make the most of this brilliant life opportunity.Lynda Brady, Pro Vice Chancellor (Student Experience), Edge Hill University, UK. It is clear the authors have considered the transition to university life from a range of perspectives, not just an academic one, which is particularly helpful for the challenges students face entering higher education. Christie Pritchard, Student Learning Manager, University of Plymouth, UK. This book is a must read There is something in it for everyone who wants to start university, just started or is already there. Nils Lenoch, Copenhagen Business Academy, Denmark. In this book Catherine OConnor with Liz Thomas shares an honest and direct message about life as you begin University and leave as a graduate... from this book you can learn all the tips and tricks on how to manoeuvre University life for the first time. Fiona Nashie, University of Westminster, UK. The past year or so has been a challenging time for students and teachers alike. Many of the skills needed to survive university life have gone unused for a multitude of students around the world. I believe that this book will be very useful for students who could not attend their first year on campus The author highlights all the essential skills that will be... | Liz Thomas Surviving Your First Year at University: A Student Toolkit
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Going to University is an exciting time but it can also feel scary and overwhelming. This excellent guide helps demystify some of the technicalities, so students can easily navigate the system Recommended reading for anyone keen to make the most of this brilliant life opportunity.Lynda Brady, Pro Vice Chancellor (Student Experience), Edge Hill University, UK. It is clear the authors have considered the transition to university life from a range of perspectives, not just an academic one, which is particularly helpful for the challenges students face entering higher education. Christie Pritchard, Student Learning Manager, University of Plymouth, UK. This book is a must read There is something in it for everyone who wants to start university, just started or is already there. Nils Lenoch, Copenhagen Business Academy, Denmark. In this book Catherine OConnor with Liz Thomas shares an honest and direct message about life as you begin University and leave as a graduate... from this book you can learn all the tips and tricks on how to manoeuvre University life for the first time. Fiona Nashie, University of Westminster, UK. The past year or so has been a challenging time for students and teachers alike. Many of the skills needed to survive university life have gone unused for a multitude of students around the world. I believe that this book will be very useful for students who could not attend their first year on campus The author highlights all the essential skills that will be... | Liz Thomas Surviving Your First Year at University: A Student Toolkit
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