I Want an A brings the most complete guide to ace courses you'll see. Whether you want to make the highest grade in the class or just save time, find the answers in I Want an A. You'll study less and score higher. Learning to learn is what it's all about.

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· Tips to ace most every conceivable type of exam
· Fast ways to score higher on essay exams
· The two simple words that improve essay scores
· Who to talk with to get sample and past exams
· The most important three hours of your college years
· Proven study techniques that save hours of time
· Most successful time to study
· Most successful place to study
· Success tips and stories from ace students
· The food mineral that improves memory scores by 12%
· Mastering memory techniques of once impossible facts
· Time saving strategies for papers
· Tips that bring results in tough math and science classes
· Money saving ideas
· Simplest way to ace a speech

“Grades Went up!”, said Coach Dick Smith of the JNCAA World Series champs. His Galveston College Whitecaps took the one day course on the book.

The people skills chapter makes I Want an A stand out from other study guides. Seen through the eyes of a winning student, I Want an A shows you who to talk with for important info.

Discover the most important three hours of your college career. Talking to an instructor for five minutes opens up a two way channel of communications. When you figure the number of classes through college, a five minute talk with each instructor adds up to three hours. I Want an A shows you what to ask on the way to higher grades.

Discover in depth tips for popular majors from literature to computers. Many tips lead to career success. I Want an A guides you through the success secrets that send thousands of students to the top. Stop losing time and start winning high grades.


From I Want an A
I wrote the book for family and friends. Both my brother and sister were planning to start college the following fall. When my brother ran into problems early in the semester, his mother said, "Read your brother's book." He did and he finished with a 4.0.

Scientists tell us we use less than 10% of our mind's power. Some of us use more, some of us less. Study tips tap into the 90% of our mind's unused power.

In my quest for A-getting techniques, I talked with friends and learned what they were doing to excel. I talked with instructors to find what their A students did to score high grades. While the helps are aimed at a college audience, pre-college students can use most of the helps.

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About the Author:
Author, Mark Kissinger, used the success secrets found in I Want an A to score a 3.9 grade point average out of 4.0. He graduated with highest honors, Summa Cum Laude from the University of Houston. He offers a short course on I Want an A. Mark has owned businesses and taught continuing education courses.