It is well written and worth reading. Anybody who is an upcoming student, current student, or is considering returning to college should consider reading this book. It is the first College self-help (first self-help in general), that I have read so my opinion might not be held in the highest degree, but the author did write a decent book about certain college experiences, good and bad, that someone might have. Her suggestions on how to find the correct major, and therein career, for you make sense.
With my personality, half the book does not affect me, but everyone is different and everything in the hundred-page book will help a lot of college students out there. The important thing to remember, that this books does tell us in a way, is to find a job you will enjoy doing, even with all the stress it will definitely have, and will reward you in the way you need most.
Through others and her own experiences, Rachael L. Thompson explained how some might be taken down the wrong path either because they think they are going down the right path or because someone significant to them is guiding them down that path. She explained how one might step around this, or even figure out if you are walking down the wrong path. Anyone who is attending or considering college in any way should consider reading this book, unless you have already found a college self-help that had helped you. ( )