Bestselling
Guides for Adults Returning to College
(Continued from 1) You
Can Do It!: The Merit Badge Handbook For Grown-up Girls.
by Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas, Yvette Bozzini,
and Julia Breckenreid
Author Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas encourages women to
embrace their aspirations and, in turn, build self esteem.
A special chapter on going back to school gives advice
for continuing your education to re-entry women.
It's
Only Too Late If You Don't Start Now: How to Create
Your Second Life at Any Age.
by Barbara Sher
Shattering the myth that turns midlife (or any age)
into a crisis, this provocative guide is packed with
sage advice. Readers gave it five stars: "Should be
mandatory reading for anybody starting to waver at about
40." "An invaluable companion to the second half of
your life." Barbara Sher's honest and down-to-earth
style makes her easy-to-read and easy-to-understand.
A more positive way to consider your life and everything
in it.
Going
Back to School: Survival Strategies for Adult Students. by Frank Joe Bruno In some ways, the adult returning to college will find
the experience much easier than it would have been in
his or her youth, to the extent that the "mature student"
will wonder why everyone doesn't wait till adolescence
is long gone before engaging with lectures and majors
and essays and exams. But while the distractions of
youth may be fewer, your certainty about the goal greater
and pursuit of it more dedicated, there are complications
to adult education, and every bit of preparation helps.
This book is packed with advice and success strategies
for the returning student, including how to strengthen
study habits and prepare for exams, sharpen writing
and public speaking skills, and juggle responsibilities
of family, job, and school.
Never
Too Late to Learn: An Adult Student's Guide to College.
By Vicky Phillips
Adults are returning to college in record numbers, and
these changing demographics means college is not just
for kids anymore. This popular guide advises older students
on ow to find the right program, maximize transfer credits,
creatively finance their educaton, locate distance learning
opportunities, take standardized tests, and balance
a busy schedule. The author is a pioneer in the field
of adult education and distance learning and has helped
over 17,000 adult learners go back to college.
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