Forbidden Knowledge - College: 101 Things NOT Every Student Should Know How to Do

by Michael Powell

Con your way into a scholarship.
Sleep with your professors.
Crash a closed course.
Sell your organs for beer money.
Get textbooks for free.
And more... This book has schooled its readers before...but not like this. This guide is a full-scale assault on the ivory towers of academia, teaching students the ins and outs of college life--from how to handle obnoxious roommates (retaliation) to how to make it onto the dean's list (cheat). With 101 entries providing a crash course in college survival, this next Forbidden Knowledge installment is perfect for senior and freshman fans alike who aren't afraid of double-secret probation.

Genres: Reference, Nonfiction, College

256 pages, Paperback

First published July 18, 2010

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Reviews

[David Ward]

Forbidden Knowledge College: 101 Things Not Every Student Should Know How to Do by Michael Powell (Adams Media 2010) (nonfiction). This is a silly collection of college pranks and shortcuts; it's sort of a “Steal This Book” for college students. There's really nothing to see here, so move along. My rating: 5/10, finished 3/18/16.