College Countdown: A Planning Guide for High School Students
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (690 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1880639289 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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Helen Heron is a dedicated educator and author who has assisted thousands of students with the college application process, study skills and testing. She was named "Teacher of the Millennium" upon her retirement and is the San Diego Mensa Gifted Children's Coordinator. . She currently gives speeches and work-shops on topics ranging from Testing, a
--Dr. Dee Roshong, Director of Counseling Las Positas College, Livermore, CAYou offered our students information that will assist them in making better choices regarding college and their futures. This easy-to-follow guide is packed with timelines and practical tips, and helps students with planning, testing, application, selections --A reader from Minneapolis MNIt asks the right questions and provides the right information for informed decision making by the potential college student. --School of Business and Technology Charter School, Oceanside, CA
The financial aid section and monthly calendars lead the student to complete all the many deadlines on time!. College Countdown A Planning Guide for High School Students is the original and simple, clear guide to help high school students set goals, plan courses and activities, and develop superior study skills. Newly revised sections help students use the Internet efficiently to search, and the book supplies questions to help those with disability concerns. Step by step instructions help students pick a major, and select and the best colleges for them
Patricia Ann Benson said College Bound. College Countdown is an excellent, comprehensive planning guide for all high school students preparing for college entrance. Its contents include goal setting, resume writing, college selection, the application process and much more. It is clear that this book helps students organize what . Catherine said Preparing for College. As a parent of a high school junior, I wish I had this book two years ago. Its "work-book" format makes it ideal for keeping track of all the details that go into getting accepted at the college that's right for you. Self-directed students and their parents will work their way through a my. "Don't Buy" according to College Bound. I'm not for sure what you could do with this book. She is a California teacher who doesn't have anything new to say. Her financial aid excerpt was basically for California. She missed several tests that students need to take in their high school - and she calls middle school activities Ele