Product Description

With the exception of a mobile phone and a pack of cigarettes, this guide is the essential item that no student can afford to be without. Packed with useful tips, anecdotes, games and advice (most of which is legal), from chapters on food and finance to the best male-to-female ratios for each college and advice on how to ditch your childhood sweetheart, or even what to do upon discovering your degree is worthless, this is the third book in the series that has sold over 25,000 copies and is still topping best-seller lists around the world. B/w photos and line-drawings throughout.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #126312 in Books
• Published on: 2002-08-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 360 pages

Customer Reviews

The Bible for Students!
As a University student, I keep this book nearby at all times and believe that everyone else should too. It's fantastically funny and contains actually really useful info on all aspects of student life. The photos are hilarious and the writing will have you in stitches.
So all students, past, present and future - BUY THIS BOOK!!!

A Must Have
For anyone who has gone to college, is presently in college, or is contemplating college, this book (and the others in this collection of cheeky guides) is absolute genius and will keep you glued from beginning to end. An absolutely hilarious guide to college and student life, the Cheeky Guide to Student Life is as funny and witty a book as you will ever read. The graphics are amazing, the work of a genius, and the writing is first in its class.
Buy this now and tell your friends to buy it now!

Out of touch
Reading the other reviews on this website i got the impression that this would be a fun reliable helpful read. The majority of the book is a waste of space containing no useful information whatsoever. It goes into enormous detail about stereotypes, different types of students but I'm 19 and i couldnt help but think that this book is incredibly outdated in reference to what students are really like nowadays. the set up and content reminded me of a book writing about 1980's Britain and i was continually reminded of programs like "Grange hill" which claim to tackle issues of teenagers but the majority of teenagers just dont apply to the storyline. It is the same for this book. Having said that some areas are very useful, the alcohol, drugs and accomodation sections are very informative especially if you interested in taking drugs and want to know more information about each one. and my last point is that the book simply isnt funny in my view.
have good reading.