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CHOOSE THE RIGHT COLLEGE & GET ACCEPTED!
Students share tips on managing the college selection and application process
Every year millions of high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors undertake the daunting and increasingly stressful task of choosing and applying to college. Some of the most valuable advice they can get comes from their peers who’ve succeeded with getting into the college of their choice.
Written and reviewed by current college students and recent graduates, CHOOSE THE RIGHT COLLEGE & GET ACCEPTED!, by Albert Suh, Megan Hutchin, and Siobhan Phinney, offers brutally honest, firsthand advice on how to find the right college and get through the college application process successfully and efficiently. Dozens of students who managed the process with good results share their advice on researching college options, getting the most out of college visits, setting up a reasonable college application time line, and choosing among acceptance offers. Suggestions on studying for standardized tests, writing stellar essays, and applying for financial aid help navigate the details of applying and getting accepted. This guide helps students organize their time and work, adopt the right mindset, and feel encouraged during this challenging time. Student essays, interviews, and numerous quotes further enhance the value of this book for nervous college applicants.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT COLLEGE & GET ACCEPTED! is part of the Students Helping Students™ series of books for high school and college students. Each Students Helping Students™ book is written and edited exclusively by current college students and recent graduates and contains only the most relevant and helpful advice.
Albert Suh recently graduated from Princeton University, where he taught standardized test preparation classes to high school students. He lives in Newark, New Jersey. Megan Hutchin is a sophomore at Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont. She lives in Media, Pennsylvania. Siobhan Phinney graduated from Columbia University in 1999 with a major in English and a minor in writing. She lives in New York City.
Publication Information
Publisher: Natavi Guides
Publication date: September 1, 2003
Paperback, $12.95, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 256 pages, ISBN 0-9719392-9-2
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