High school students receive a great deal of advice about gaining
admission to college, but much less about what to do when they
arrive there. More than ever, a college education represents a
major investment of time and money. In this perceptive and witty
guide, written by an experienced teacher and counselor of both high
school and college students, Victor L. Cahn presents future
undergraduates and their parents with a blueprint for how best to
use these vital four years. With singular candor, he discusses the
potential pitfalls and rewards of campus life, including the
transition from high school; the challenges of academic, personal,
and social freedom; and the opportunities offered by courses,
professors, and extracurricular programs. All this information is
presented in the context of one central theme: that college is
preparation not simply for a career, but for life.
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