Cal Newport's Analysis

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Becoming a straight A student takes time and effort. Many may think that a straight A student is always someone who studies hard every night and has no time to socialize. In the “Part One, Study Basics” from the book How to Become a Straight-A Student the author, Cal Newport, presents a different type of study habits used by college students who receive straight A’s. In this essay, I will focus on Newport’s overall message, analyze strategies, and how I will supplement them in my life.
Cal Newport introduces Part One as a component of becoming a straight-A student. College students feel, “that unless they forgo sleep or any semblance of social life, there are simply not enough hours in the day to stay on top of all their schoolwork” (Newport,
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