Recommended Reading: Surviving the College Application Process

  Applying for schools this fall? College Parents of America recommends taking a look at Surving the College Application Process, on sale now. Read more about this book below. 
August 7, 2014
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Applying for schools this fall? College Parents of America recommends taking a look at Surviving the College Application Process, on sale now.

Read more about this book below.
 
Now that the Common Application is live, Amazon is offering a flash sale of the eBook version of SURVIVING THE COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS: Case Studies to Help You Find Your Unique Angle for Success by nationally recognized college application expert, Lisa Bleich.

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