Tips for College Freshmen: 124 Tips for Fun, Faith & Good Grades

“It’s the best one I’ve ever read! I’ve given several as gifts & it’ll be my go to gift for years to come.” “If you are looking for a practical resource, it doesn’t get better than this.” “I’m gifting every graduating senior with this book at Graduate Sunday.” “I wish someone had told me this when I was in school.” SOME TIPS INCLUDE: -The Easiest Way to Pass a Class -The 5 Dumbest Mistakes Freshmen Make -Should I Join a Sorority or Fraternity? -Porn is a Trap -Four Tips for Facing Doubts about Faith -Dealing With Temptation Some students shipwreck their college career and even their adult life as a result of what they do and do not do during the first few weeks of the fall semester. Others speak of how great their freshman year was. The difference is good information and wise choices. About three fourths of high school seniors active in church make NO spiritual connections in college. For many, that is not intentional, but rather the result of the blur of freshman year. “Tips” is full of quick advice and solutions that can be read straight through or students can choose the question or issue of the moment. It can guide a student in how to survive and thrive as a Christian during those vital first few weeks. It is divided into three sections: Tips from Arliss, one or two sentence tips from real life alums who have been there, and finally some great encouragement from scripture. It can be a great individual gift or one that churches would give to each of their graduates. ARLISS DICKERSON is called, “The guru of practical and applicable college ministry.” . Arliss has been a featured speaker at university and Christian sponsored Freshmen Orientation and Welcome Events. He is a regular speaker at many graduate and parent banquets and has served as a campus based minister and a church college minister. Arliss has worked with, encouraged, and helped guide hundreds of college freshmen. Let him help you or your freshman.