From Public School to the Ivy League: How to get into a top school without top dollar resources

by Mandee Heller Adler, Aimee Heller, Cheree Heller Liebowitz (Editor), Steven Minicola (Illustrator)

Overview

New Updated Edition. Public school students CAN go to Ivy League schools. Do students really need the dedicated attention of a private school counselor in order to gain admissions to elite universities? What's the secret? Gain the tools and resources needed to compete with the world's top private school college counseling offices. Learn what you need to do in high school in order to stand out and to make a college want you. Recognize how to choose a school for yourself that suits your own needs and goals. Put your best self forward on college applications, in interviews, and during school visits. Know how to get your college experience paid for by others. Are you ready? Expert college counselor Mandee Heller Adler, founder of International College Counselors and graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard Business School, will help you help yourself in an easy-to-follow way. The secret is that you don't need deep pockets or a private school education to reach the Ivy League--all you need is a little moxie, advanced planning, and this book!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149769933
Publisher:	Biographical Pub. Company
Publication date:	09/02/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	218
File size:	157 KB

About the Author

Mandee Heller Adler is the Founder and Principal of International College Counselors, one of the world's largest and most successful college and graduate school admissions counseling businesses. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with Honors and two degrees before receiving an MBA from Harvard Business School. She has personally helped hundreds of students around the world find, apply to, and gain acceptance into college. Mandee lives in South Florida with her husband and two daughters.

Editorial Reviews

A 212 page instruction manual for parents and their students who are from modest means and want to be able to avail themselves of the extraordinary opportunities that an Ivy League university education, experience, and contacts will afford them. The primary author draws upon her many years of experience and expertise to craft an informed and informative guide. Superbly well organized, thoroughly 'user friendly', and very highly recommended for family, school, and community library.

The Midwest Book Review - James A. Cox