Listen to Me Now, or Listen to Me Later: A Memoir of Academic Success for College Students

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Copyright: 2018

Pages: 170

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Listen to Me Now, or Listen to Me Later: A Memoir of Academic Success for College Students provides college students with key strategies and methods for achieving academic success. It gives advice to students on how to approach and handle trials and tribulations, gain self-awareness, and become an active learner while in college. This is an important read for students that need motivation to stay the path and complete their college education.

  • The themes of attitude, faith, determination, courage, and perseverance are used throughout the book in an attempt to enhance learning strategies.
  • Helps college students learn and practice effective self-management and study strategies.
  • Identifies essential skills for academic and career success.

 

Chapter One: God Has Plans for Me, Bigger than I Ever Imagined
Chapter Two: If You Embrace Negativity, It Will Hold You Forever
Chapter Three: From a 1.9 G.P.A. to a Ph.D.
Chapter Four: The Road Less Traveled Can Lead to Success
Chapter Five: Being Content Opens the Door for Failure
Chapter Six: Living a Significant Life

William T. Hoston

William T. Hoston, Ph.D., is a Professor of Political Science and Director of the Mellon Center for Faculty Excellence at Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU). He holds teaching and research interests in the areas of minority voting behavior, political behavior of Black politicians, race and minority group behavior, Black masculinity, sexualities and gender, race and crime, and theories and dynamics of racism and oppression. Dr. Hoston is the author or editor of eight academic books. For more information, please visit: WilliamHoston.com.

 

"Listen to Me Now or Listen to Me Later is a great inspirational read! I am currently studying for my GRE exam and this book has really motivated me to fight for my dream and not give up when things don't go as planned. I do hope to one day become someone very successful and inspiring as Dr. William T. Hoston is."


Alelhi Pena, Student

 

 

Listen to Me Now, or Listen to Me Later: A Memoir of Academic Success for College Students provides college students with key strategies and methods for achieving academic success. It gives advice to students on how to approach and handle trials and tribulations, gain self-awareness, and become an active learner while in college. This is an important read for students that need motivation to stay the path and complete their college education.

  • The themes of attitude, faith, determination, courage, and perseverance are used throughout the book in an attempt to enhance learning strategies.
  • Helps college students learn and practice effective self-management and study strategies.
  • Identifies essential skills for academic and career success.

 

Chapter One: God Has Plans for Me, Bigger than I Ever Imagined
Chapter Two: If You Embrace Negativity, It Will Hold You Forever
Chapter Three: From a 1.9 G.P.A. to a Ph.D.
Chapter Four: The Road Less Traveled Can Lead to Success
Chapter Five: Being Content Opens the Door for Failure
Chapter Six: Living a Significant Life

William T. Hoston

William T. Hoston, Ph.D., is a Professor of Political Science and Director of the Mellon Center for Faculty Excellence at Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU). He holds teaching and research interests in the areas of minority voting behavior, political behavior of Black politicians, race and minority group behavior, Black masculinity, sexualities and gender, race and crime, and theories and dynamics of racism and oppression. Dr. Hoston is the author or editor of eight academic books. For more information, please visit: WilliamHoston.com.

 

"Listen to Me Now or Listen to Me Later is a great inspirational read! I am currently studying for my GRE exam and this book has really motivated me to fight for my dream and not give up when things don't go as planned. I do hope to one day become someone very successful and inspiring as Dr. William T. Hoston is."


Alelhi Pena, Student