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Books For International Students

The library has some good books that can help you adjust to the expectations and culture of an American university.  Here are a couple of examples.  If you want more, feel free to ask a librarian for recommendations!

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Beyond the answer sheet: Academic success for international students - William Badke
Call Number: LB2375 .B33 2003
ISBN: 0595271960
This book is written by one of my favorite librarians! He explains the educational philosophy of Western universities and why critical thinking skills are so important here. He also talks about study skills, using the library, and how to relate to your professors.

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Succeeding as an international student in the United States and Canada
Call Number: LB2376.4 .L57 2008
ISBN: 0226484785
This guide has a section on succeeding academically as well as chapters on all the details of moving to and living in North America.

 

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