Combat to College: Applying the Military Mentality as a Student Veteran
John H. Davis
(Author)
Description
Essential reading for veterans returning to college after military service. From combat veteran John H. Davis, community college dropout turned Harvard graduate.
Combat to College is the guide for student veterans who want to win the college battle. Utilize the unique skills and discipline you gained in the military to succeed in higher education. In ten straightforward lessons designed by a veteran for veterans, you will learn how to navigate the transition to civilian life, build your team and resume, work with political professors, and endure to graduation. Maintain your military bearing and unwavering determination in your next chapter. Make your college success nonnegotiable. You've earned the GI Bill, and now it's time to grit your teeth and use it.
Product Details
Price
$21.99
$20.45
Publisher
University of North Georgia
Publish Date
September 20, 2022
Pages
150
Dimensions
5.0 X 8.0 X 0.32 inches | 0.34 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781940771960
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About the Author
John H. Davis is a decorated combat veteran with multiple tours in Afghanistan. He has since dedicated himself to veteran advocacy, receiving congressional, legislative, and local recognition. He earned his master's degree in education from Harvard and his bachelor's in history from St. Joseph's College. He has spoken to Congress as a legislative fellow for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Student Veterans of America and is an active member of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the US Military Vets Motorcycle Club. John is passionate about traveling, fitness, and veteran causes.
Reviews
"Every single veteran I know struggles adjusting to college life, here is the solution." -Samuel Brooks, Army Ranger, Bronze Star, Purple Heart Recipient
"A slim and motivating volume for veterans about to head off for school" -Kirkus Reviews
"This is a how-to book like I have never seen before. I was not and am not a veteran who faced the prospect of going to college but if I was, I would want to own this book. The author seamlessly offers his personal experience with a rich story craft that makes the book so readable. If you are a veteran with the GI Bill available but don't know what to do, buy this book and go to school....This is the best book for any veteran who is in school or planning on going. A fantastic book. 5 Stars" -N.N. Lights Book Heaven
"There are many issues that veterans have when they leave the military and decide to go forward and pursue higher education. Combat to College is the perfect companion to take with you to assist you in that learning journey. I could relate to many issues because I went back to college when I got out of the Army, was married, and had two children. Even though this book is aimed at today's veterans, I still could relate, decades later!". -MWSA Review
"Fueled by personal experiences, Army Staff Sergeant John H. Davis gives some really great advice on what to do and what not to do when you are a veteran trying to go back to school amongst civilians....Davis teaches that constantly evaluating oneself, pushing to the limits, and reaching outside of your comfort zone is where success lies." 5 Stars -Manhattan Book Review
"Combat To College by John H. Davis is an elegant, astoundingly clear guide to the successful completion of college-level studies, specifically directed at military veterans, who face perhaps the most difficult journey of any to achieve that coveted degree....Mr. Davis not only shows how to make successful transition to self-control in a college world but goes even further by demonstrating precisely how to tap into all the strength gained through military service and apply them....Whilst this book speaks to military veterans, make no mistake; the lessons, mindsets, and planning strategies laid out apply just as pertinently to anyone hoping to successfully navigate higher studies." -Readers' Favorite
"A slim and motivating volume for veterans about to head off for school" -Kirkus Reviews
"This is a how-to book like I have never seen before. I was not and am not a veteran who faced the prospect of going to college but if I was, I would want to own this book. The author seamlessly offers his personal experience with a rich story craft that makes the book so readable. If you are a veteran with the GI Bill available but don't know what to do, buy this book and go to school....This is the best book for any veteran who is in school or planning on going. A fantastic book. 5 Stars" -N.N. Lights Book Heaven
"There are many issues that veterans have when they leave the military and decide to go forward and pursue higher education. Combat to College is the perfect companion to take with you to assist you in that learning journey. I could relate to many issues because I went back to college when I got out of the Army, was married, and had two children. Even though this book is aimed at today's veterans, I still could relate, decades later!". -MWSA Review
"Fueled by personal experiences, Army Staff Sergeant John H. Davis gives some really great advice on what to do and what not to do when you are a veteran trying to go back to school amongst civilians....Davis teaches that constantly evaluating oneself, pushing to the limits, and reaching outside of your comfort zone is where success lies." 5 Stars -Manhattan Book Review
"Combat To College by John H. Davis is an elegant, astoundingly clear guide to the successful completion of college-level studies, specifically directed at military veterans, who face perhaps the most difficult journey of any to achieve that coveted degree....Mr. Davis not only shows how to make successful transition to self-control in a college world but goes even further by demonstrating precisely how to tap into all the strength gained through military service and apply them....Whilst this book speaks to military veterans, make no mistake; the lessons, mindsets, and planning strategies laid out apply just as pertinently to anyone hoping to successfully navigate higher studies." -Readers' Favorite
