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How to Survive University - An Essential Pocket Guide

Tamsin King

Publisher: Summersdale

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Summary

TIPS AND IDEAS from freshers week to final exams.
 
Whether your passion is society life, drinking shots or studying, your university experience will hold both new adventures and fresh challenges. This guide is packed with tips to help you survive and thrive at uni, from pulling an all-nighter in the library to an all-nighter at the club.
Available since: 07/14/2016.

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