¿ There are 90 million high schoolers in US from 201y to 2020 needing to get into college ¿ College entry is tougher than ever; schools are looking for the edge this guide provides ¿ The co-authors are two top experts in the field, specializing in making college entry available to every family ¿ "Planning ahead and "getting there first" can do more than help students get into a good college - it can provide them with life skills, a solid education, and lifelong friends." - Business Insider
¿ There are 90 million high schoolers in US from 201y to 2020 needing to get into college ¿ College entry is tougher than ever; schools are looking for the edge this guide provides ¿ The co-authors are two top experts in the field, specializing in making college entry available to every family ¿ "Planning ahead and "getting there first" can do more than help students get into a good college - it can provide them with life skills, a solid education, and lifelong friends." - Business InsiderHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Anna Costaras holds a BS and MBA from New York University Stern School of Business. She is the founder of a college-bound mentoring program for underserved students from her community. She is actively involved with Adventures in Learning, an educational enrichment program for children in need of after-school support, as a volunteer and college mentor, and has served on the Board of Directors. Anna is a veteran of the college application process, having guided her three children on their paths- graduate and undergraduate- to Cornell University, Wake Forest University and New York University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Getting Started: Fact Finding - This chapter helps students gather the personal, family and high school information that is required repeatedly on all college applications. Chapter 2 A Snapshot of Your High School Years: Who Are You? - Students are guided on how to build their resume using worksheets to compile a complete history of their involvement in clubs/extracurricular activities, sports, community service, awards, competitions, and work and summer experience. Advice on how and when to request recommendations is also included in this chapter. Chapter 3 Testing A to Z: Track Your Scores - All aspects of standardized testing including identifying test dates, recording registration deadlines and test locations, and developing a master test schedule are covered in this chapter. Chapter 4 Researching Schools: Getting Acquainted - This chapter advises students on how to effectively research colleges to identify appropriate schools. Instruction is provided on what to observe and take note of during on-campus visits and online searches, how to arrange and keep track of on-campus and alumni interviews, and how to manage correspondence with school representatives. Chapter 5 Define Your Choices: You're Ready to Apply! - Included are all the steps necessary to ensure that applications are received and each file is complete. Chapter 6 Paying the Bills: Show Me the Money! - Tools and recommendations are presented on how to apply for financial aid and scholarships, manage deadlines and accurately compare aid packages. Chapter 7 The Home Stretch: You're Almost Done! - Strategies and guidance are provided on how to sort through acceptances, handle deferrals and waitlists, and choose the best-fit college. Chapter 8 The Interviews: Conversations with College Admissions Professionals- Candid responses from high school and college representatives offer valuable insight into the college process.
Chapter 1 Getting Started: Fact Finding - This chapter helps students gather the personal, family and high school information that is required repeatedly on all college applications. Chapter 2 A Snapshot of Your High School Years: Who Are You? - Students are guided on how to build their resume using worksheets to compile a complete history of their involvement in clubs/extracurricular activities, sports, community service, awards, competitions, and work and summer experience. Advice on how and when to request recommendations is also included in this chapter. Chapter 3 Testing A to Z: Track Your Scores - All aspects of standardized testing including identifying test dates, recording registration deadlines and test locations, and developing a master test schedule are covered in this chapter. Chapter 4 Researching Schools: Getting Acquainted - This chapter advises students on how to effectively research colleges to identify appropriate schools. Instruction is provided on what to observe and take note of during on-campus visits and online searches, how to arrange and keep track of on-campus and alumni interviews, and how to manage correspondence with school representatives. Chapter 5 Define Your Choices: You're Ready to Apply! - Included are all the steps necessary to ensure that applications are received and each file is complete. Chapter 6 Paying the Bills: Show Me the Money! - Tools and recommendations are presented on how to apply for financial aid and scholarships, manage deadlines and accurately compare aid packages. Chapter 7 The Home Stretch: You're Almost Done! - Strategies and guidance are provided on how to sort through acceptances, handle deferrals and waitlists, and choose the best-fit college. Chapter 8 The Interviews: Conversations with College Admissions Professionals- Candid responses from high school and college representatives offer valuable insight into the college process.
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