I'm Going to College--Not You!: Surviving the College Search with Your Child (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for I'm Going to College--Not You! Acceptance by a top college is more than a gold star on a high school graduates forehead today. It has morphed into the ultimate "good parenting" stamp of approval--the better the bumper sticker, the better the parent, right? Parents of juniors and seniors in high school fret over SAT scores and essays, obsessed with getting their kids into the right college, while their children push for in...
Full description- Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
- Published: 31 August 2010
- Format: Paperback 276 pages
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- Categories: School/community Relations & School/home Relations | Students & Student Organisations | Higher & Further Education, Tertiary Education | Family & Relationships
- ISBN 13: 9780312607296 ISBN 10: 0312607296
Full description for I'm Going to College--Not You!
Acceptance by a top college is more than a gold star on a high school graduates forehead today. It has morphed into the ultimate "good parenting" stamp of approval--the better the bumper sticker, the better the parent, right? Parents of juniors and seniors in high school fret over SAT scores and essays, obsessed with getting their kids into the right college, while their children push for independence. I'm Going to College---Not You! is a resource for parents, written by parents whove been in their shoes. Kenyon College dean Jennifer Delahunty shares her unique perspective (and her daughters) on one of the toughest periods of parenting, and has assembled a top-notch group of writers that includes best-selling authors, college professors and admissions directors, and journalists. Their experiences with the difficult balancing act between control freak and resource answer questions like:--how can a parent be less of a "helicopter" (hovering) and more of a "booster rocket" (uplifting)?--what do you do when your child wants to put off college to become a rock star? and--how will you keep from wanting to kill each other?Contributors include: Jane Hamilton David LattNeal Pollack Joe QueenanAnne Roark Debra Shaver Anna Quindlen Ellen Waterston

