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College Survival Guide

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College Survival Guide

Publisher: Wikibooks

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The objective of this book is to lift the fog of the various misunderstandings of college: Credits, courses, assignments, studying, and more. It is somewhat slanted toward U.S. students; however, many of the things listed can be applied different colleges and universities. The book should prepare the student for some worst case scenarios and help prevent the student from encountering the worst case scenarios.

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