Where you're going to college is just the first of the questions you'll face as you prepare to step onto the campus. But what happens once you're there? College in a Can is chock full of all the answers you need -- from what to bring and how to study effectively to what the best college radio stations are and how to meet new people. Here you'll find bite-size wisdom and entertainment in the form of more than 250 lists about the topics that matter most to college students. College life doesn't have to be full of unknowns, so open College in a Can to get a realistic idea of what it's all about.
Featuring - The most common mistakes students make in choosing a college - Things definitely not to bring - Hints for coexisting peacefully with your roommate - The best college movies - Full-course meals you can make in your toaster oven - Space-saving tips for even the smallest dorm room - Thirteen ways to get a date - Prof profiles - Symbols to use when taking notes - Tips for finding a job after graduation And much, much more

Face it: no self-respecting young adult likes to be caught out of the know. But few teenagers have the time or inclination to plow through Web sites, almanacs, and weighty reference books to find the answers to all their questions. The Book of Lists for Teens is an informative, lively, and engaging source of information about all kinds of things, and it’s fun. It’s all here: everything that matters most to people aged twelve to sixteen, from lists on cyberfun, music, and movies to advice about social pressures, family matters, and planning for the future. Packed with Internet addresses, recommended reading, and project ideas, The Book of Lists for Teens provides a resource that goes far beyond its pages.

Featuring: • Tips for raising well-adjusted parents • Consumer scams especially aimed at teens • Foods to eat before taking a test • Tips for buying a stereo • How to stay safe at concerts • Reasons to keep a private journal (and ways to make sure it stays that way—private!) And much, much more . . .

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