College First Aid: Life-Saving Techniques for the College Admissions Process (B/W)

The College Coach Presents: Life-Saving Techniques for the College Application Process. This interactive workbook is a dynamic and concise 100 pages, paperback aimed at helping students (and their families) get into the right college, the first time. College-bound readers will find tips on visiting schools, how to choose where to apply, financial aid information, and much more. Yes, there are tons of books written on test preparation and college books with thousands of pages of information on every college, but very few of those books have been written on the application process or have a refined process for researching, evaluating, and applying to schools within them. And out of the select group of authors who do manage to create a condensed version of the larger books, many of those books are written by authors who have researched the process but lack the practical experience of counseling thousands of students on the college process. And finally, unlike those cumbersome and dull tomes mentioned previously, Life-Saving Techniques is a dynamic, concise, interactive workbook that is written with both high school student and their family in mind. The College Coach, Brad Barnes, has spent 25+ years defining and refining the process outlined within the book with the thousands of students he has worked with in the Denver, Colorado, area. Affordably priced and easy to use, all families can now benefit from this expertise and get their student into schools where their student will be happy, successful and on the road to a bright future. It is one thing to research and hear about the college admissions process and then write about it, it is another to sit and work with families on navigating this process. As we like to say at College Coach, obtaining the information on colleges is not the problem, what to do with it is and this book solves that problem! Life-Saving Techniques for the College Application Process is an essential for high school students at any level, parents of students, high school teachers and support staff, or anyone else with an interest in the college application process.