Should my child take the SAT or ACT? What types of financial aid are available? What is the FAFSA? When should we schedule campus tours? If you are a parent, and don't know or remember the answer to these questions, then this is the one book you should read.
Prepped for Success: What Every Parent Should Know about the College Application Process is a guide for parents that details every critical component of the college admissions process, including identifying majors and schools, the application, the FAFSA and financial aid, post-acceptance/rejection activities, and more. Information for parents of international students is also provided, including additional requirements for pursuing an education in the U.S.
Each chapter also includes a suggested timeline for completing activities and frequently asked questions (FAQs). “Prepped for Success,” ensures any parent will be well-informed and well-prepared to help their student successfully navigate this important process in their academic career.
Professional Reviews
Maurice Bowie, Parent
This book is an informational compass, pointing parents in the right direction. I was able to successfully help my daughter complete the college application process after reading this.
LeTrecia Gloster, Assistant Principal, Hopewell High School
This is insightful information for parents and students alike as they begin the journey of transitioning from high school to college. I will truly recommend this to each of my student's parents!
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