The College Life Survival Guide for Girls | A Graduation Gift for High School Students, First Years and Freshmen (ePub)

Congratulations, you're going to college! The big question is, now what?!

Taking that step to transition from school to college is exciting and scary at the same time. It's your first big step into adult life as a woman. Did you know that 40% of students drop out of college every year in the USA? Well, that's not going to be you, because this book will share with you the proven tips & strategies to make your college days the best days of your life.

In this useful College Life Survival Guide you'll discover:

• Exactly what to pack when going to college for the first time
• How to quickly make new friends without feeling shy or nervous
• How to eat the right foods to stay healthy in college even if you hate cooking
• Dorm room tips for freshmen to help you survive and thrive in your first year in college
• Overcoming homesickness even if it's your first big move away from your family
• Laundry and cleaning hacks for college students so you don't run out of clean underwear
• The best way to budget your money on campus to make it last
• How to choose the perfect major for you without breaking a sweat
• Study tips to help your boost your memory, prepare for exams and be more productive
• And as women, we've got extra things to consider when going to college. Things like..
• The 4 ways to boost your mental and physical health in college
• How to deal with conflict safely with friends, strangers or roommates.
• Birth control, reproductive health and safety issues all female college students need to know.
• And lots more tips in this college survival guide.

With this book you'll be able to look forward to many happy years as a successful college student, even if you're overwhelmed or not sure where to begin. So grab a copy today!

An awesome high school graduation gift

The book is also the perfect high school graduation gift. It's packed full of college life hacks to help your daughter, granddaughter, niece or friend succeed in college.