The Seven Secrets of Highly Successful Students - Rodier Ph. D., Ann
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If you can be admitted to a post-high school training program, a vocational training program, or a college or university, you have the potential for academic success... But to reach your full potential in higher education, you need to develop advanced academic skills. The Seven Secrets outlined in this workbook by Ann Rodier, Ph.D. will help you do so. Dr. Rodier is a private educational consultant who spent decades as an administrator and academic adviser at colleges and universities. You were taught many subjects in high school, but you might not have learned the strategies in this workbook,…mehr

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If you can be admitted to a post-high school training program, a vocational training program, or a college or university, you have the potential for academic success... But to reach your full potential in higher education, you need to develop advanced academic skills. The Seven Secrets outlined in this workbook by Ann Rodier, Ph.D. will help you do so. Dr. Rodier is a private educational consultant who spent decades as an administrator and academic adviser at colleges and universities. You were taught many subjects in high school, but you might not have learned the strategies in this workbook, such as the best way to study, how to manage time, educational planning, organizational skills and test-taking skills. The workbook includes a time management worksheet, quizzes, self-assessments, information on financing your education, methods for evaluating current study habits, and much more. By following the Secrets revealed in this workbook, you can move your academic performance to a higher level and achieve what once seemed impossible.
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Ann Rodier received her Ph.D. from Fordham University in 1998. She was an administrator and academic adviser for many years at colleges and universities in the New York City area, including Fordham University, where she teaches undergraduates. After leaving college advising, she became a private educational consultant. She is married and has two sons and three grandsons.