Six Secrets to Success for High School and College

Want to boost your GPA? Taking tests freaking you out? Think it's too late to change career goals? Do you really know how to study, where to study?

Want to boost your GPA? Taking tests freaking you out? Think it's too late to change career goals? Do you really know how to study, where to study? In Six Secrets to Success in High School and College, the entrepreneurial Wass family, experts in psychological techniques, will guide you out of chaos into clarity. At long last, a hands-on approach to launching young adults into life in the real world, where success can be achieved by following basic ground rules: planning, foundation, attitude, and emotional stability. This expansive and highly readable study helps students understand six psychological "secrets" to the learning process, with practical and sage advice on such topics as: Don't confuse a Hobby with a Career Avoid the Danger Zones of Education How to Beat "the system" How to Avoid Sabotaging Yourself at Exam Time Cutting Class--Hindrance or Help? Liking Your Professor/Teacher Can Lead to Better Grades Higher Education = Higher pay Design Your Dream

Donald L.Wass earned his PhD in psychology from Purdue University. His master’s and undergraduate degrees in psychology were awarded at Western Michigan University. He has had thirty years of experience lecturing worldwide on such topics as: Managing Management Time, motivation, stress management, and team development. He coauthored, with William Oncken Jr., the article “Management Time—Who’s Got the Monkey?,” published in the Harvard Business Review. The article was named an HBR classic, and was listed as one of the two most influential, best-selling HBR reprints. Dr. Wass is president of the William Oncken Company of Texas, a provider of management semi¬nars; and CEO of TEC Texas DFW, an organization dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and enhancing the lives of CEO’s.