Life Skills for College

A Practical Guide to Adulting for Teens and Young Adults

De: Erika Egan

Narrado por: Sarah Wells Bull

You’re Moving Out of Your Parents’ House. Now What?

Worried about stepping into the real world unprepared after high school graduation? Gain the confidence and competence you need with our comprehensive guide to essential life skills for college and beyond.

Life Skills for College – A Practical Guide to Adulting for Teens and Young Adults has everything you need to confidently navigate the most important areas of adulting while sharing the real-life entertaining (and sometimes cringe-worthy) experiences of other young adults.

• Simplify meal planning, grocery shopping and cooking
• Learn the basics of budgeting, banking and credit
• Discover boundaries, belongings and respect for roommates
• Cover your car care basics
• Unlock the secrets of resumes, job hunting and freelancing
• Liberate your laundry skills

These are not skills you can easily figure out by yourself; they’re not taught in school.

Skills are learned abilities, not usually common sense.

©2024 Erika Egan (P)2024 Erika Egan

This is the perfect book to help me with our 17 year old!

I absolutely loved this book! Our son is a bit out of sorts when it comes to figuring out his place in the world. This book is wonderfully full of tips for college kids for everything from groceries to resumes. The information is practical and easy to follow, but also interesting, impactful, and delivered in a warm and humorous way. I hope our son will listen intently, as I did. There’s so much value in it!

Adulting Made Simple and Relatable

This audiobook is a must-listen for anyone stepping into independence. It covers everything from budgeting to basic car care in a way that feels approachable, not overwhelming. The personal stories sprinkled throughout made me laugh and cringe in the best way, while also making the lessons stick. I appreciated the practical advice on things I didn’t even realize I needed to know, like setting boundaries with roommates. It’s like having an older sibling guide you through the tricky parts of growing up. Perfect for teens, young adults, or even parents wanting to help their kids prepare for the real world.

Made Adulting Feel Way Less Intimidating

This audiobook really hit the mark for me. It tackled all those everyday things nobody ever actually teaches you, but you’re just supposed to know. I loved how it kept things simple and didn’t feel preachy—it felt like someone actually walking me through the basics. The stories from others made it super relatable, too, and reminded me I’m not the only one figuring stuff out. If you’re trying to piece together how to handle real life, this has some solid starting points.

A Practical Guide for Navigating Adulthood

This audiobook was a fantastic resource for teens and young adults looking to build life skills for success. It covers everything from managing finances to developing a healthy work-life balance, offering practical advice that’s easy to understand and implement. Sarah Wells Bull’s narration was clear and engaging, keeping the content lively while ensuring the key lessons were easy to absorb. If you’re transitioning into adulthood and want a straightforward guide on how to handle the challenges that come with it, this audiobook is a great place to start.

informative and interesting

Perfect for teens, young adults, or even parents helping their kids prepare for the real world, this book feels like an older sibling guiding you through the tricky parts of growing up. It offers practical advice on things you didn’t even realize you needed to know, like setting boundaries with roommates. The personal stories throughout will make you laugh and cringe in the best way, ensuring the lessons stick. Covering everything from budgeting to basic car care, it’s presented in an approachable, not overwhelming, way.

Great lessons for teens!

Life Skills for College is a helpful audiobook for students preparing for college life. Erika Egan gives clear and practical advice on important topics like managing money, staying organized, and balancing school and social life. The audiobook is easy to follow, with real-life examples that make the lessons relatable. It covers everything from laundry tips to handling stress, making it a great guide for young adults living on their own for the first time. The tone is friendly and encouraging, making it enjoyable to listen to. Whether you're a student or a parent, this audiobook is a great resource for a smooth college transition. Highly recommended!