Has anyone actually read it or is it just a scam?

I really need some advice on college game.
I am a freshman, live in the lamest dorm, I am not in any clubs but i will be joining some spring semester. And i'm also a bit overweight. I'm not from the same state so it's hard to meet people through people.

Haven't read this as I don't read much material at all any more. I got hardly any action at 3 years of University in England so I have a good idea what I would do differently. A good set of male friends would be a good springboard to a good social life (with girls). You could take up a martial arts or boxing. This would get you in good shape and you would meet guys who probably get plenty of action already. As a beginner if you are nice to everyone and train hard they will like you and help you train. After a few weeks I'm sure you will start to hang out with them after training. You could also think about joining societies that will have girls in them.

It isn't a scam. It's an amazing book on campus game, I urge you to read it.

It works, its common sense but you'd be surprised at how many guys stop thinking just because they're in such an environment where there is alcohol and this idea of a fresh start.

Are you guys kidding me? Seriously?

Conquer Your Campus is all about social value, its a huge fucking read telling you to up your social value. THATS IT. Its the same shit that Cory Skyy does, he writes a long as shit book that just tells you to increase your self-esteem. THATS ALL.

Conquer Your Campus says you should join a frat, and get out and get thousands of friends for social proof, thats all. Seriously. Boom, there. I just saved you however much that weiner is selling those books for.

That book sucks.

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I read it quite awhile ago, but am not sure that it is quite as black & white as Manna says, but he is close. The book's major focus is increasing social value - because it is the most important thing in college. He touches on other aspects, but not really that in-depth. If you are the type of person that networks socially okay, but maybe just aren't very good with women, then this book won't do much for you. However, if you are somewhat more introverted, or only cling to a small group of friends and don't like trying to meet new people, then this could probably provide some valuable insight.

~GQute