“It’s more than a guide to doing well in college... It’s a guide through life.”

"The college jitters" by Dr. Judy Kuriansky, New York Daily News – June 7, 2006

Celebrity advice columnist Dr. Judy Kuriansky devoted her monthly column in the New York Daily News to Gunnar Fox's Kick Ass in College.

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Gunnar Fox was featured in a FastWeb.com article "Home for the Holidays," by Jennifer LeClaire.

Gunnar has expanded his contribution in a blog entry,"Since You Been Gone."

The Spring 2006 edition of CollegeBound Teen featured comments by Gunnar Fox in a piece entitled " Crackdown on Cheating," by Vicki Salemi.

Gunnar comments on this magazine's amusing editorial policies in a blog entry, "The Asinine 'Ass' Controversy."

Review of Kick Ass in College: A Guerrilla Guide to College Success by Barb Radmore, Editor www.frontstreetreviews.com – May 2006

As college becomes an option for more and more students it has become increasingly important for them to be properly prepared for college life. But by the time they are seniors they have generally stopped listening to too much the adults around them are saying! This is where Kick Ass In College comes in. Gunnar Fox has found the way to write an invaluable, step by step guide to the whole process that will grab students' (and their parents') interest and keep them reading until the last page.

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Gunnar Fox featured in "How college will be different from high school," by Mridu Khullar
(May edition of Next Step Magazine: Your Life After High School).

“Even high school valedictorians can fall prey to the distractions of college. And even students who performed at an average level in high school can boost their performance to honors caliber if they receive cutting-edge study skills guidance,” says Gunnar Fox, author of Kick Ass in College: A Guerrilla Guide to College Success.

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From the American Federation of Teachers On Campus magazine, February, 2006

While we might all admire Leonardo Da Vinci’s breadth of accomplishments in art, architecture, music, engineering, science and anatomy, most of us have considerably more limited passions and abilities. Savvy students are realistic about this, and protect their GPAs by selecting courses in a "defensive" manner when possible. But there is more to strategic course selection than just avoiding hard classes. Students also must leverage their strengths by tackling tougher courses in areas where they are more confident.

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Excerpts from Wichita Falls Times Record News, Wednesday, December 21, 2005

"Kick Ass in College," by Gunnar Fox, a book just as appropriate for high school students as it is for the college-bound, available at www.collegesuccessplan.com, $16.95.

If you can get past its bawdy title and the occasional slang, you’ll take a liking to the message Fox tries to tell your kids: The only way to enjoy college is to do well – "kick ass" as he would say – and to work at it like it’s a job.

Because it is.

Even the most obscure class will teach you to hone skills in reading and writing, expressing yourself, meeting deadlines and dealing effectively with a boss – the professor.

"Now tell me," he wrote, "how is that any different from what you’ll be doing in a business suit in a fancy office a few years from now. If you’re looking for the ‘real world’ of your future, look no further: you are in it baby."

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Targeting the college experience "as a launch pad to success in life," Fox presents fundamental principles for being "truly ready for the tough job market that awaits." In no-nonsense terms, he presents a true "guerrilla guide to college success," covering everything from planning for success, time management, developing a stellar resume, and cultivating a relationship with your professor...

Geared towards the "Cool, a book with swears!" college-bound group, this book is masterfully written, albeit in a laid-back style, and contains a ton of useful information.

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Host of "Education Today," broadcast throughout Southern California on KVCR and KUCR.

As a community college professor (my day job) I can attest to the fact that Gunnar’s book, “Kick Ass in College” is spot-on, both in content and approach… his book should be available in every college bookstore, across the country.

He was a great interview – we may not wait until his next book to ask him back!

- Professor Dan Angelo, Host of "Education Today"

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