How to succeed in college / by William F. Book.

  • William Frederick Book
Date:
1927
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: How to succeed in college / by William F. Book. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    needed to improve the students’ methods of work, 60; needed by college students to learn to plan their work, 61; needed by college stu¬ dents to keep their minds and bodies in the best state of efficiency, 69 Stockrahm, Roy, author’s obligation to, 8; his assist¬ ance in giving and scoring the reading tests, 26 Study, time devoted to study by various student groups, 47; effect of out¬ side work on time devoted to, 48; most intelligent students study the least, 47-48; effect of outside work on time spent in study, 48-52 Success, elements in human, 22-25; habit of, an im¬ portant factor in personal efficiency, 24; making a proper adaptation to factors which determine human success, 24; suc¬ cess in college is depend¬ ent upon ability to read, 96 Success, habit of, not estab¬ lished among college students, 133-140; per cent of enrollment satis¬ factorily completed in first semester, 133; per cent of freshmen students who completed their total enrollment satisfactorily in their first semester, 62; number of hours in which a failing record was made, 137-139; per cent of freshmen students who fail in only a few hours of their work and in most of their work, 139; extent of failures found among college freshmen, 139 Tables: I, How freshmen students use their total time, 36; II, Median number of hours studied by students who do out¬ side work and by those who do not, 38; III, Median number of credit points made by the students who do some outside work and by those who do not, 38; IV, Time wasted per week by the students who work and by those who do not, 42; V, Median
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