Two Sides 2 College:

About the Book

Book Summary This book is designed to help college students understand that there are two sides to college. In college you are supposed to, get good grades, graduate, and go work for the best company, organization, or business that will pay you the most money and give you the best benefits. That is only one side of college. The other side of college is increasing your knowledge about the world, exploring your talents and perfecting your craft. This can easily be done by having the right mindset from the beginning of your freshman year.

About the Author

About the Author: Jarrett Willis Jarrett Willis is C.E.O of So Fresh Magazine which is distributed in over 13 states including New York, Florida, G.a and many more .He is also C.E.O of I model 24/7 llc he has interviewed esteemed actors such as Danny Glover, Hill Harper, Robin Givens, Bobby Jones Nobel Peace Prize winner K Barry Sharpless. Professional Athletes Carmelo Anthony and various Music Artist he is a senior at Tennessee State University currently majoring in Arch Eng. and Political Science. He has also attended Georgia State .When not studying he is working on his clothing line Abstract & Art. He contributes much of his success to teachings by Gandhi, Aristotle and his mother and father James and Eula Willis. About the Author: Eric Stanberry, Jr. Eric Stanberry got his K-12 education solely from Michigan public schools. He attended Haggerty Elementary school, North Middle School, and Bellville High School and received his first publication in the Young Authors club when he was in the second grade. During his entire high school career, Stanberry ran track, cross country, played on the basketball team, and played the trumpet in both concert band and marching band. He made the honor roll numerous times and was scouted by universities to run track. Stanberry went on to attend Tennessee State University where he ran track and attained his Bachelor of Science in African Studies. Stanberry also joined Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, which focuses on the achievement in every field of human endeavor. Stanberry continued to pursue this focus after graduating and moved back to Michigan to be with his mother who was battling cancer. During this time, Stanberry worked both as a Substitute Teacher for Ypsilanti high schools and as a Youth Counselor at Washtenaw county juvenile detention. He went on to graduate school at Eastern Michigan University where he attained his Masters degree in Social Work.