About The Author
Maria Zaitseva
Dr. Maria Zaitseva holds a BA in Political Science and an MA in International Affairs from Yale University, as well as an MA and a PhD in Government from Cornell University. For over a decade she has been teaching political science courses at New York City based Yeshiva University, specializing in international relations and security studies.
About The Book
How to Survive (and Even Succeed) In a College Classroom
A practical guide to navigating the college classroom environment and improving interactions with your college professors
How to Survive (and Even Succeed) in a College Classroom is a heartfelt and highly practical guide for college students navigating the challenges of academic life. Drawing from real-life classroom experiences, Dr. Zaitseva offers students a warm, encouraging voice in a sea of pressure, confusion, and change.
Amazon best Seller
Success Reviews
"Put this on your pre-college reading list! It will serve you well"
Professor Emeritus, University of Vermont
"A truly excellent resource with invaluable wisdom for navigating college classrooms. It’s clear and concise, humorous, and honest, with concrete and practical advice. This guide should be required reading for every college student."
Author of “How to Be Authentic” and “How to Live a Good Life”
"I wish all my students read this before starting classes. The tips in this book make for a better relationship between students and professors and the information can also be easily converted to professional environment after graduation."
Adjunct Professor, CUNY
"Every freshman needs this book! Concise and easy to follow for tips on how to be a better student and also how to easily transition from high school to college."
Junior at Whitman College
"This book gave me the confidence and know-how to approach my professors in a responsible and professional manner. I really liked the tips regarding when (and when not!) to bring up issues."
Sophomore at University of Pennsylvania
"Dr. Zaitseva’s book is a must for any new college student. It clearly lays out strategies for success in college and beyond and is a valuable asset for any and all students."
Private college counselor
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