The ADHD Guide to Conquering the College Campus

College is a tough place for an ADHD student. The structure of high school is gone; there is no longer a bell telling you to go from room to room or a teacher gently reminding you about the homework due tomorrow.

Nope. You're on your own.

How do you manage all the classes and the different schedules? How do you talk to your professor? What about roommates? What are the strategies about getting along with them?

In this book, The ADHD Guide to Conquering the College Campus, 5 Minutes to Great Grades, Better Concentration & Student Success will outline the strategies to fight procrastination, get papers, reading and presentations done, and make college a great experience instead of a stressful one. You'll find the answers to:

• How should someone with ADHD schedule their classes?
  
• How do you handle the multiple assignments and projects and not have your ADHD get the best of you?
  
• How do you have fun and make friends for a lifetime without your ADHD getting in the way?
  
• What's the best strategy for studying and not checking email every ten minutes?
  

Ryan McRae taught college students for nine years on how to make great choices when it came to succeeding at college, getting papers and reading done as an attempt to rid the college campus of all nighters. He's found at theADHDnerd.com.