J D Rothman
The Neurotic Parent's Guide to College Admissions
Strategies for Helicoptering, Hot-Housing & Micromanaging
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The Neurotic Parent shines a light on the insanity of modern college admissions with laugh-out-loud wit and incisive anthropological observations.
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The Neurotic Parent shines a light on the insanity of modern college admissions with laugh-out-loud wit and incisive anthropological observations.
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- Verlag: Turner Publishing Company
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 340g
- ISBN-13: 9780983459415
- ISBN-10: 098345941X
- Artikelnr.: 34965740
- Verlag: Turner Publishing Company
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 340g
- ISBN-13: 9780983459415
- ISBN-10: 098345941X
- Artikelnr.: 34965740
J.D. Rothman: J.D. (Judy) Rothman is an Emmy-winning screenwriter and lyricist specializing in comedy and children's programming. She coped with the stress of her son's college-application process by becoming the blogger The Neurotic Parent, which later inspired the book. She also contributed to I'm Going to College, Not You (St. Martin's).
Introduction: Orientation to College Angst 1. The Most Difficult Time to Get Into College in the History of the World Frightening statistics, shocking pie charts, depressing bar graphs 2. Let the Anxiety Begin Why you need a bunch of expensive helpers to get your kid to write a decent two-page essay 3. The Early Years Yes, you really do need to kiss up to the director of the Yellow Balloon Preschool 4. Lining Up Your Ducks It
s never to early to begin padding your resume 5. The College List How to narrow down the list to 29 6. The College Tour The trip of a lifetime: Quality bonding or a damaged relationship forever? 7. Testing Hands down, the worst part of the admissions process (until your kid gets a 2260) 8. The Essay Let your
yoü shine through, even if it's a you conjured up by an independent college counselor 9: The Uncommon App OMG! I was supposed to get awards? And have activities? They
re telling me that now? 10. Advanced Application Strategies Organizational advice and obscure last-minute passions for teens and their meddling parents 11. Financial Aid Can anyone spare $250K? 12. Diversity Transgenderism, the Lost Boys of Sudan, North Dakota and more 13. Waiting At this point in the process, your teen is probably not speaking to you, so it
s time to let go of your controlling ways 14. Rejected/Deferred What to expect when they
re rejecting 15. Accepted What a relief! Now your child can forget about changing the world and go back to playing video games 16. Separation Anxiety If yoüre the emotional type, skip this chapter 17. Bed Bath & Bye-Bye Empty nests on sale
20% off 18. College Life
If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want to get an education, go to the library
Frank Zappa 19. Round Two Having a second child gives you the chance to make the same lame mistakes all over again, plus many new ones 20. Barista Readiness A college degree is fine, but at the end of the day, they
d better know how to prepare a venti, sugar-free, nonfat, vanilla soy, double-shot, decaf, no-foam, extra-hot, peppermint white chocolate mocha with extra syrup The Neurotic Parent Glossary
s never to early to begin padding your resume 5. The College List How to narrow down the list to 29 6. The College Tour The trip of a lifetime: Quality bonding or a damaged relationship forever? 7. Testing Hands down, the worst part of the admissions process (until your kid gets a 2260) 8. The Essay Let your
yoü shine through, even if it's a you conjured up by an independent college counselor 9: The Uncommon App OMG! I was supposed to get awards? And have activities? They
re telling me that now? 10. Advanced Application Strategies Organizational advice and obscure last-minute passions for teens and their meddling parents 11. Financial Aid Can anyone spare $250K? 12. Diversity Transgenderism, the Lost Boys of Sudan, North Dakota and more 13. Waiting At this point in the process, your teen is probably not speaking to you, so it
s time to let go of your controlling ways 14. Rejected/Deferred What to expect when they
re rejecting 15. Accepted What a relief! Now your child can forget about changing the world and go back to playing video games 16. Separation Anxiety If yoüre the emotional type, skip this chapter 17. Bed Bath & Bye-Bye Empty nests on sale
20% off 18. College Life
If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want to get an education, go to the library
Frank Zappa 19. Round Two Having a second child gives you the chance to make the same lame mistakes all over again, plus many new ones 20. Barista Readiness A college degree is fine, but at the end of the day, they
d better know how to prepare a venti, sugar-free, nonfat, vanilla soy, double-shot, decaf, no-foam, extra-hot, peppermint white chocolate mocha with extra syrup The Neurotic Parent Glossary
Introduction: Orientation to College Angst 1. The Most Difficult Time to Get Into College in the History of the World Frightening statistics, shocking pie charts, depressing bar graphs 2. Let the Anxiety Begin Why you need a bunch of expensive helpers to get your kid to write a decent two-page essay 3. The Early Years Yes, you really do need to kiss up to the director of the Yellow Balloon Preschool 4. Lining Up Your Ducks It
s never to early to begin padding your resume 5. The College List How to narrow down the list to 29 6. The College Tour The trip of a lifetime: Quality bonding or a damaged relationship forever? 7. Testing Hands down, the worst part of the admissions process (until your kid gets a 2260) 8. The Essay Let your
yoü shine through, even if it's a you conjured up by an independent college counselor 9: The Uncommon App OMG! I was supposed to get awards? And have activities? They
re telling me that now? 10. Advanced Application Strategies Organizational advice and obscure last-minute passions for teens and their meddling parents 11. Financial Aid Can anyone spare $250K? 12. Diversity Transgenderism, the Lost Boys of Sudan, North Dakota and more 13. Waiting At this point in the process, your teen is probably not speaking to you, so it
s time to let go of your controlling ways 14. Rejected/Deferred What to expect when they
re rejecting 15. Accepted What a relief! Now your child can forget about changing the world and go back to playing video games 16. Separation Anxiety If yoüre the emotional type, skip this chapter 17. Bed Bath & Bye-Bye Empty nests on sale
20% off 18. College Life
If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want to get an education, go to the library
Frank Zappa 19. Round Two Having a second child gives you the chance to make the same lame mistakes all over again, plus many new ones 20. Barista Readiness A college degree is fine, but at the end of the day, they
d better know how to prepare a venti, sugar-free, nonfat, vanilla soy, double-shot, decaf, no-foam, extra-hot, peppermint white chocolate mocha with extra syrup The Neurotic Parent Glossary
s never to early to begin padding your resume 5. The College List How to narrow down the list to 29 6. The College Tour The trip of a lifetime: Quality bonding or a damaged relationship forever? 7. Testing Hands down, the worst part of the admissions process (until your kid gets a 2260) 8. The Essay Let your
yoü shine through, even if it's a you conjured up by an independent college counselor 9: The Uncommon App OMG! I was supposed to get awards? And have activities? They
re telling me that now? 10. Advanced Application Strategies Organizational advice and obscure last-minute passions for teens and their meddling parents 11. Financial Aid Can anyone spare $250K? 12. Diversity Transgenderism, the Lost Boys of Sudan, North Dakota and more 13. Waiting At this point in the process, your teen is probably not speaking to you, so it
s time to let go of your controlling ways 14. Rejected/Deferred What to expect when they
re rejecting 15. Accepted What a relief! Now your child can forget about changing the world and go back to playing video games 16. Separation Anxiety If yoüre the emotional type, skip this chapter 17. Bed Bath & Bye-Bye Empty nests on sale
20% off 18. College Life
If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want to get an education, go to the library
Frank Zappa 19. Round Two Having a second child gives you the chance to make the same lame mistakes all over again, plus many new ones 20. Barista Readiness A college degree is fine, but at the end of the day, they
d better know how to prepare a venti, sugar-free, nonfat, vanilla soy, double-shot, decaf, no-foam, extra-hot, peppermint white chocolate mocha with extra syrup The Neurotic Parent Glossary