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Babson College Giving Away the Secrets to Succeeding in College

By Anonymous

June 22, 2004 -- Babson College, one of the top schools in the US and ranked among the top 9 in the world for overall Executive Education, is preparing the class of 2008 now to be successful during their years of college. The college has mailed copies of the book, Giving Away the Keys: A Professor Unlocks the Secrets to College Success to incoming 2004 freshmen. The college hopes the book will help prepare students for life on campus. The book’s publishing company, You Will Learn Publishing, agreed to a special printing for Babson to include a letter from the school’s president in the book. You Will Learn Publishing has stated that it will personalize books for other institutions so that schools can give students that personal touch and help them be successful in college.

The author of the book, Bruce Gibbs, is ecstatic about the school’s purchase. “I’m glad to associate my book with such a fine institution as Babson. Together I am certain we can help students be successful and give them a great start to their life as college students.”

In the book Mr. Gibbs gives students advice and tips on how to be successful in college. He tells students:

* Do this and you can get college instructors on your side

* How to get a grade changed

* The most common mistake students make in college

* Do this to save money

Book Details
Title: Giving Away the Keys: A Professor Unlocks the Secrets to College Success
Author: Bruce R. Gibbs
ISBN: 0-9720914-0-8
Website: www.GivingAwaytheKeys.com

Availability:
The book is available through Ingram and Baker & Taylor via National Book Network/BibloDistribution at 1- 800-462-6420 and major bookstores and online book retailers.

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