02857cam a2200397 i 450000100090000000300080000900500170001700700030003400800410003701000170007802000250009502000220012004000280014204100080017004200080017804300120018605000260019808200130022424501550023726400560039230000450044833600210049333700250051433800230053944000380056250508800060052005840148065000480206465000480211265000540216065000720221465000610228665000470234770000330239470000320242717622863BJBSDDR20240110154208.0ta130212s2013    gaua          000 0 eng    a  2013004561  a9781933512617 (pbk.)  a193351261X (pbk.)  aDLCbengcDLCerdadDLC  aeng  apcc  an-us---14aLB 2343.32bH847 201300a378.1/9800aHow to survive your freshman year /cScott Silverman, Ed.D., Frances Northcutt, Ed.M., special editors, created by Mark W. Bernstein & Yadin Kaufmann. 1aAtlanta, Georgia :bHundreds of Heads Books,c2013.  axiv, 434 pages :billustrations ;c23 cm  atext2rdacontent  aunmediated2rdamedia  avolume2rdacarrier0 aHundreds of heads survival guide 0 aGet ready : What to take to college
Get set : Leaving home
Go : Starting out
Expectations : College dreams & campus reality
Dorms : The good life?
Talking to strangers : Your roommate & you
Filling daytime hours : Choosing (and attending) classes
Hitting the books : Why, when & how to study
Extracurriculars : Making the most of your free time
Technology : Facebook, Twitter, and the online college experience
Money for your life : Working & finances
Food for thought : Pop-tarts, beer & other essential nutrients
Ready to wear : Fashion & (at some point) laundry
Friends : Good, better, best
or former
Going out, getting serious : Dating & sex
Parties 101 : How to have fun&be safe
Animal house : Fraternities & sororities
Road trip! : Vacations and studying abroad
Family ties : Keeping in touch & setting boundaries
More wisdom : Good stuff that doesn't fit anywhere else  a"The work is a compilation of advice and stories from hundreds of students at more than 100 colleges across the US, regarding all the important aspects of life as a first-year college student, based on interviews with those students. Topics covered include: leaving home, dormitory life, studying, choosing classes and majors, fraternities, extra-curricular activities, campus food, etc. The work also includes short "expert articles" written by professionals who work with college students. This is the 5th edition of How to Survive Your Freshman Year"--cProvided by publisher. 0aCollege student orientationzUnited States. 0aCollege studentszUnited StatesxAttitudes. 0aCollege studentszUnited StatesxConduct of life. 4aOrientación estudiantil en educación superior zEstados Unidos  4aEstudiantes universitarios xActitudes zEstados Unidos  4aEstudiantes universitariosxConducta moral1 aSilverman, Scott C. eeditor1 aNorthcutt, Frances eeditor