Where There's a Will There's an A: How to Get Better Grades in College

Where There's a Will There's an A: How to Get Better Grades in College | I went from B to C student to nearly all A's

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Where There's a Wi...

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highly recommended

Legendary Lecture for College Students

Where There's a Will... is a videotape of a 1980's lecture that Dr. Olney gave to students at Arizona State University. Working as faculty in the business department, Mr. Olney spoke to students about improving college grades and how to contrast college to a business to improve your overall experience.

Claude gives 20 tips that any college student can use to dramatically improve thier grades. He shows college students how they can improve thier grades by treating college as a business. Included with the videotape is a workbook to help 'solidify' the concepts presented in the video.

What is not to like about this video? It presents techniques that are simple to use and understand. Dr. Olney gives the techniques with background on the logic behind them. Unlike most professors, Claude presents everything here in a freindly atmosphere without 'collegic jargon'.

If you are stuggling in college, a honors student needing an 'edge' against the competition, or a high-school senior preparing to enter college; Dr. Olney will help you gain an 'edge' over most college students and broaden your understanding of college. Highly recommended!

Marty A. Nickison II, BSCS Net+
author, Beyond The Books (Lulu Publications)

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I went from B to C student to nearly all A's

I have to testify! It worked for me!

It totally changed my study habits, my understanding of how college grading works, and, most importantly, my attitude.

A mix of motivation, gamesmanship, and real study skills.

Dr. Olney's tape wastes a bit of time by including too many motivational testimonials. Once he gets down to business, the material is excellent. His discussin academic gamesmanship (getting better grades than you deserve) is excellent. His discussion of how to change your lifestyle to improve your grades is also excellent. He teaches many very useful study skills, but places too little emphasis on the best of them. A student should pay very careful attention to these study tricks; most of them work very well.

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