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I wrote “College Bound: Proven Ways to Plan and Prepare for Getting Into the College of Your Dreams” as a guide to help parents and students prepare for what comes after graduation. “College Bound” is written so it will be like having a professional college counselor beside you every step of the way.
“College Bound” guides you through the college planning timeline, the search and application process, and campus visits, with additional tips and resources. It will show ways to approach counselors, teachers, or moderators to request an effective letter of recommendation, give tips on self-marketing through the essay, provide suggestions for a top-notch resume of extracurricular activities, and offer advice for taking standardized tests.
- If you are a budding artist, a competitive athlete, or interested in a military career, or transitioning from being homeschooled to college, this book is for you.
- If you have special needs or a disability, this book is for you.
- If you are thinking about learning a trade or attending community college, this book is for you.
- Interested in understanding the “nuts and bolts” of financial aid and where to find scholarships? This book is for you.
- Looking for an extensive list of publications and internet resources that is beyond compare? “College Bound” is for you – giving you all these resources and more.
- I hope you will find this must-read guide helpful and informative, and I wish you all the best as you plan a path to an exciting future.
I hope you find it helpful! Want the companion workbook, check out “My College Bound Plan“!
Other books available to help you with the college planning process include: A Book of Questions to Jumpstart Your Career Search; Your College Planning Survival Guide – Tips from Students, Parents and Professional Who Made it Through; Paying for Collge Without Breaking the Bank — The Ultimate Student, Parent and Educator Guide to Over 500 Verified Links to Financial Aid and Scholarhip Resources; and How to Impress Your Instructor Online: Quick Tips to Success for the Virtual Student
