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College admission: From Application to acceptance, Step by step

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  • AA.VV.

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  • 432pagine
  • 16 ore di lettura

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"Anxiety about getting into college has never been greater, and as an admission dean at Stanford, Swarthmore, and Sarah Lawrence, Robin Mamlet has had a front-row seat to all the angst and antics. Now she reveals the truth about admission, and the simple, honest approaches that really do work. Journalist and coauthor Christine VanDeVelde has successfully seen her own daughter through the college admissions process and knows firsthand the questions, anxieties, and concerns of students and parents. College Admission directly addresses all the questions that plague parents and students along the way to an acceptance letter and will be their definitive resource during the sophomore, junior, and senior years of high school"-- Provided by publisher.

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College admission: From Application to acceptance, Step by step, AA.VV.

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Titolo
College admission: From Application to acceptance, Step by step
Lingua
Inglese
Autori
AA.VV.
Pubblicato
2011
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
432
ISBN10
0307590321
ISBN13
9780307590329
Serie
Valutazione
4 su 5
Descrizione
"Anxiety about getting into college has never been greater, and as an admission dean at Stanford, Swarthmore, and Sarah Lawrence, Robin Mamlet has had a front-row seat to all the angst and antics. Now she reveals the truth about admission, and the simple, honest approaches that really do work. Journalist and coauthor Christine VanDeVelde has successfully seen her own daughter through the college admissions process and knows firsthand the questions, anxieties, and concerns of students and parents. College Admission directly addresses all the questions that plague parents and students along the way to an acceptance letter and will be their definitive resource during the sophomore, junior, and senior years of high school"-- Provided by publisher.