How To Succeed At Part-time Study
(Fred Orr)
This book on part-time study is the best known work on the subject. In fact, if you are a part-time student, then this book is written for you.
Essentially though, the book is addressed to the multitude of enthusiastic students who flood onto campuses between 5 and 6pm, some quickly munching a take-away dinner, before commencing their evening lectures.
However, studies have shown that the young (and not so young) business people are but one segment of the part-time population. Other important groups of part-time students include mature age individuals, apprentices in trades, people tending the home, and correspondence students.
Nevertheless, part-time students have one thing in common; they face a particularly difficult lifestyle: worker, student, and social being. To effectively squeeze the responsibilities of the roles of worker and student into a typical workday is hard enough. To accommodate relationship and home responsibilities as well becomes the most difficult proposition, indeed.
This book, by the best selling author of How to Pass Exams, is like a shoe horn, so to speak, it helps you to squeeze the varied roles and responsibilities of the part-time student into the available twenty four hours of each day.
With some diligent application and practice of the skills described in the book, you should be able to manage your time more effectively in the classroom and at home. But, remember, as the author wants us to believe: new habits are like new shoes, uncomfortable at first.
How to Succeed at Part-time study is a practical and clear guide to deliberate action. It will change your life; helping you to accomplish most of your daily tasks at work, on campus, and in your home.
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