College Survival Navigation

A Guide for Academic Success and Thriving After High School

By: Teen Powerhouse Society

Narrated by: Erica McLaurin

Unlock the secrets to a successful, balanced, stress-free college life in just one book. Whether you’re a soon-to-be freshman or already navigating the college jungle, this guide is tailored just for you.

High School Graduation - check! Acceptance into college – check! But now what? You’re stepping into the vast and intimidating world of college.

Your Burning Questions Answered Inside:

• Conquer College Without Feeling Overwhelmed: Balance freedom and responsibility easily, ensuring you stress less.
• Master Academic Success Without Burning Out: Learn powerful study strategies and time management techniques to keep you ahead in class while still having time for fun and relaxation.
• Struggling to Make New Friends and Fit In? Discover social integration tips to help you build lasting friendships and find your tribe.
• Managing Your Finances and Avoiding Debt? Get essential financial fluency tips to keep your wallet happy and your mind at ease.
• Transition Seamlessly Into Life After College: Uncover strategies to prepare for the professional world and a successful post-college life…and so much more!

"I’m already overwhelmed with schoolwork and don’t have time to read a book."

You might think adding a book to your schedule is unrealistic. This book is designed to be quick and accessible, with bite-sized tips and strategies for integrating it into your busy routine.

Ready to Navigate Your College Journey?

Transform your college journey from overwhelming to exhilarating. "College Survival Navigation: A Guide For Academic Success and Thriving After High School"—helps you conquer campus life, acing your studies, and making the most of every opportunity.

©2024 Christie Martin-McDaniel (P)2024 Christie Martin-McDaniel

A cheat code for college life!

This audiobook is like having a cheat code for college life! It breaks down everything you need to know to crush it in college, from studying smarter to managing your time without losing your mind. The tips are super practical and feel like advice from a friend who’s been there, not like boring lectures. If you’re worried about what comes after high school, this audiobook makes it all way less scary and actually exciting. Perfect for anyone about to take the college plunge!

College Life, Simplified

As a college student, I wished I had this guide sooner! The Teen Powerhouse Society's expert advice and Erica McLaurin's clear narration demystified college life, providing actionable tips on balancing academics, relationships, and self-care.

College Survival Navigation

"College Survival Navigation" is an excellent guide for college students, especially in its audiobook form. It's delivered in an engaging and clear way, giving you the must-know advice for tackling college life. It provides practical and concise solutions, covering everything from academic stress to fitting in socially. The tips are well-organized and bite-sized, perfect for those with busy schedules. You will find that the financial management section is particularly beneficial, offering strategies to steer clear of debt.

A Must-Have Guide for Every College Student!

I particularly appreciated the clear and concise advice, which is perfect for teens who might feel overwhelmed by the prospect of balancing academics, social activities, and personal well-being. The tips on avoiding burnout and staying organized are game-changers!

This guide is a valuable resource for any student, whether they’re just starting out or in their final years. Highly recommend for teens and parents alike looking for a roadmap to success in college!

What teens should do in college!

This book hits on all the things that affect college students and gives good tips on how to manage them. For instance, the discussion on maintaining mental health gave great strategies for finding help on campus, practicing meditation. and even offering information sessions for other students. The importance of getting enough sleep was stressed. Sleep was linked to mental health and it was encouraged that teens take this seriously. I liked that the author stressed that consent was key when contemplating engaging in intimacy with other people. Also, teens were made aware that date rate was real and they needed to protect themselves. The information contained in this book is necessary for teens to have before they go off to college.

Essential Guide for Thriving in College

This book has been a lifesaver as I transitioned from high school to college. It’s packed with practical tips, from managing your workload to staying healthy and balanced. I especially appreciated the advice on navigating the social aspects of college life. It’s like having a mentor in book form, guiding you through the ups and downs of college. Perfect for any new college student!

Great stuff!

This book is a valuable guide for college students, offering practical advice on choosing a major, managing time, finances, and social life. It’s easy to read and feels like having a mentor by your side, helping with both academic and personal challenges. I found the tips on staying organized and handling stress especially helpful. The author’s relatable advice makes it perfect for anyone starting or already navigating college life. Highly recommended for young adults transitioning from high school to college.

Great advice for college kids

I now have a great gift to give tonsils entering college. Sound advice on all sorts of things that as adults we take for granted. Even something as simple as washing cloths and laundry detergent. This book helps young adults feel more adult and prepared.

College Education

I miss being in college because of all the friends I met in the past. Attending college events and participating in those activities is vital to your education, and socializing with friends may be part of your school project. I like learning how to manage My Finances and Avoid Debt. This is important because if I do not watch what I spend, I won't have enough money to buy essential things or for emergency purposes. We should have the time to read a book instead of saying to ourselves that we have a lot of homework because we all have the time for something, and I like the tips from this audiobook.

A Guide for Newbies

Starting college can be super scary. I felt like a fish out of water, not knowing what to do or where to go. This book was like a friendly map. It's like having a wise older sibling who's been through it all. It covers everything from finding roommates to managing your money. There's a part about time management that really hit home. I used to procrastinate all the time, but this book helped me get organized.