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"It's a book about how to do Life better. Hugely important! Very well done. I recommend it to everyone." - Richard N. Bolles, author, What Color Is Your Parachute?
"Give this book an A for the authoritative inside scoop on getting the most out of your college education." - Edward B Fiske, author of The Fiske Guide to College
"The advice is refreshingly sensible. Students who follows these recommendations are practically certain to get very good grades." - Harry Frankfurt, author of the national bestseller, On Bullshit
"A very helpful and quite humorous guide for students wanting to get the most out of their college experience." - Harold T. Shapiro, Former President, University of Michigan
"I really enjoyed the book and only wish I could've read it before second-semester senior year!" - Christen Martosella, Editor-in-Chief, The Insider's Guide to the Colleges 2007
"I wish professors would read this book so they can give away the mysteries to their students." - Robert J. Gross, Dean, Swarthmore College
"Every student who uses the tips and techniques in this volume is virtually guaranteed a grade increase." - -- Sharon J. Hamilton, Director, Indiana University Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching
"Deserves an A+. Must reading for any student wants to learn more and earn better grades." - Eric R. White, Executive Director, Division of Undergraduate Studies & Associate Dean for Advising, The Pennsylvania State University