A FEW UNSOLICTED COMMENTS BY STUDENTS
“To Kevin Bucknall. I just thought I’d drop you a line to say that last year (June-
“I am a postgraduate student. I was so impressed with “How to Succeed as a Student” that I printed out several chapters. Thank you Kevin Bucknall you are helping many undergraduate students with your sound advice I am sure. Regards.” KC
“I am very glad that I have been able to study under you, as your knowledge is seemingly
non-
“STUDYING AT UNIVERSITY: HOW TO MAKE A SUCCESS OF YOUR ACADEMIC COURSE”
“Interesting books to help anyone over 16 years to learn more effectively:
.....This book is obviously for someone planning to study or already studying at university. Some of the chapters deal with preparing for university life but the majority will be of interest to every one. Again this book is easy to read , to the point and easy to dip into. It is attractively laid out .... (Sheffield Hallam University)
“Great book written by Kevin B. Bucknall” (Software engineer and Linux/Unix system administrator)
“HOW TO SUCCEED AS A STUDENT”
“Really interesting ....take a look.” (Dr Clive Buckley, North East Wales
Institute, UK)
“Excellent book by Kevin Bucknall.” (Dr. Donald Simanek, Lock Haven
University of Pennsylvania, USA)
“Written for students…One of my personal favorites!” (Penn State University, USA)
“Kevin Bucknall's How to Succeed as a Student is very helpful for college life.” (GettingReal.com)
"For a good general resource for student entering college, visit 'How to Succeed
as a Student'. Many of the chapters are relevant for college freshmen-
“****“Advice on avoiding plagiarism, housing, note-
"Discussion of the university and classroom structure, the role of the student, first year subjects, how to study and learn, preparing and presenting assignments, and some tools of the trade. Originally written for students at Griffith University, Australia." (Virginia Commonwealth University, USA)
Four Star Rating. "This fabulous guide is a must for students from year 10 on. It
addresses a wide range of issues and advice -
"Improve your learning skills, study efficiently, save precious time, and score higher grades. Read online or download. Geared toward freshman in college, still useful for high school". (Home School Central)
“Designed for juniors and seniors who have questions about the transition into college
life....most of the information is useful and helpful for the perspective college
student. This site contains a wealth of answers to the questions that high school
students ask before entering college life-

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