This guide is an invaluable resource for high school students and their parents who are looking for more in their college education than football, frat parties, and giant lectures.

This book delves into the idea that childhood setbacks and failures can actually be stepping stones to future success. It offers valuable insights for parents on how to turn challenging moments into character-building opportunities.

This book offers a new perspective on success, moving beyond the traditional emphasis on grades and college admission. It encourages readers to consider a more holistic approach, emphasizing personal growth and fulfillment over traditional markers of success.

This book offers essential advice on various aspects of college life, including academic challenges, time management, building relationships, and making the most of the college experience. It provides valuable insights and actionable tips to empower students to succeed in their first year and beyond.

This guide provides detailed profiles of hundreds of colleges, covering admissions, campus culture, and academic programs, helping readers make well-informed decisions about their college choices.

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"Late Bloomers" explores the concept of patience and the potential for success in a world that often values early achievement. The book highlights the importance of allowing individuals to develop their talents and skills at their own pace, emphasizing that late bloomers can achieve remarkable success when given the time and space to grow.

With profiles of over 325 schools offering specialized programs and services, this guide helps students find the right academic environment for their unique needs. It provides valuable insights into support systems, accommodations, and resources available at each college

With valuable tips on problem-solving, research, and effective communication, this guide equips students with the essential skills needed to succeed in both their academic and personal lives.

Frank Bruni explores the idea that a student's success and happiness in life are not determined solely by the prestige of the college they attend. Bruni provides insightful stories and data to remind readers that one's journey and character matter more than the name on their diploma. A must-read for those seeking a more balanced and meaningful approach to higher education.