For Freshman Orientation, Introduction to College, College Survival, and College Seminar courses. The first book on the market written with the first-time community college student in mind, this text provides basic information as well as encouragement for the non-traditional student―it shows that going to college and balancing work and family can be accomplished without compromising students’ success.
The Community College Experience Brief covers a range of topics from making the transition into college culture, to practicing active learning and study skills, and preparing for a degree and a career. Each chapter, including the return of the time and energy management chapter, explores a major “college survival” topic in depth and provides a wealth of information for anyone who has stepped onto campus for the first time, all in a straightforward, easy-to-read format. The third edition now offers exciting new features such Tech Tactics, using technology and websites to further understanding, and Emotional Intelligence Check-Up, which allows students to explore four key emotional intelligence characteristics that can help them succeed.
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“This is the book that is easy to read and is understandable by multiple age groups and skill levels”
―Rebecca Ingraham, St. Charles Community College
“Easy to read, real world, understandable”
―Gary Corona, Florida State College at Jacksonville
The first book on the market written with the first-time community college student in mind, this text provides basic information as well as encouragement for the non-traditional student–it shows that going to college and balancing work and family can be accomplished without compromising students’ success. It covers a range of topics from making the transition into college culture, to practicing active learning and study skills, and preparing for a degree and a career. Each chapter, including the return of the time and energy management chapter, explores a major “college survival” topic in depth and provides a wealth of information for anyone who has stepped onto campus for the first time, all in a straightforward, easy-to-read format.
NEW and REVISED Features:
Relating to Others Exercises - Collaboration exercise renamed so students see the connection in relating. (In every chapter).
Reflection and Critical Thinking Exercises - asks students questions about the material or about how to apply the material to new situations and stop, think, and consider questions. (In every chapter; Ex. - Chapter 4).
Integrity Matters - students explore how integrity–both academic and personal–relates to their own lives and they can reflect on how they act with integrity in all aspects of their college experiences. (In every chapter; Ex. - Chapter 9).
Transfer Tips: From College to University and Transfer Tips: From College to Career - allow students to apply the chapter’s topic to the world beyond the community college and see how these essential tools of college success are building blocks for life fulfillment. (In every chapter; Ex. - Chapter 7).
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