If you’re reading this website, you clearly care about being awesome at college. And a big part of that is getting the grades you want.
However, it can be hard to know where to start when you’re looking to improve your grades. Plus, I bet you have other things you’d rather do than spend hours studying each night.
Thankfully, it’s possible to improve your grades and spend less time studying. You just need to approach your studies the right way.
In my book 10 Steps to Earning Awesome Grades (While Studying Less), you’ll learn how to do just that. And to thank all of you for reading and supporting the blog, I’ve decided to offer the book completely for free.
You can get it from the links below in a variety of formats:
- Click here to view and download the PDF
- Click here to download the EPUB version (for e-readers)
- Click here to download the MOBI version (for e-readers)
You can also purchase print and audiobook editions with these links:
- Click here to purchase the paperback edition
- Click here to find the audiobook edition on Audible
- Click here to purchase the audiobook edition
The links above lead to Amazon, and they are my Amazon referral links. If you make a purchase using them, I’ll earn a commission. You can also purchase the Kindle edition on Amazon for $0.99, but the epub/mobi versions will get you the same format for free.
The audiobook edition may also be available for free listening on Libby! If you have a library card, you’ll be able to check.
Here’s what you’ll find within the book’s 100+ pages:
- Getting more out of your classes – How to pay attention, get to know your professor, and stay active.
- Taking better notes – The best note-taking systems, shorthand hacks, etc.
- Reading more effectively – Dealing with huge textbook assignments and using active reading strategies.
- Building the optimal study environment – Location, study music, apps and gear, etc.
- Defeating procrastination – How to hack your motivation, build great habits, and make sure you get things done on time.
- Writing better papers – Research tips, how to get over writer’s block, editing strategies.
That’s a sneak preview — there are four other sections waiting as well (see, I can do math).