Written for adults who are returning to school after having been out of the classroom for many years. These books cover everything from overcoming fears; school and program selection; the applications process; shortening the degree process; getting financial aid; balancing school, work and family; distance learning; study skills and more.
Candice Kramer, Delmar Thomson Learning, 2002, ISBN 0-7668-2560-4. Regardless of whether you intend to take online courses, if you're an adult contemplating a return to school, get this book. It will save you time and money.
Al Siebert et al., Practical Psychology Press, 2003, ISBN: 0944227295, Advice on overcoming fears, getting financial aid, studying for and passing tests, balancing work and school, computer skills and resources, and more.
E. Faith Ivery & Sharon Kirk, Educational Advisory Services Inc., 1997, ISBN 0-9636496-1-2. This book prompts you to develop a detailed study plan through a series of reflective and research exercises.
John & Mariah Bear, Degree.net Books, 2000, ISBN: 0962931241. Information on earning degrees from more than 2500 schools; how to get credit for life experiences and how to avoid degree mills.
Carlette Jackson Hardin. Cambridge Stratford Study Skills Institute; 2000, ASIN: 0935637265. A self-orientation guide with definitions, customs, procedures, and advice to assist adults in adjusting to the start of college.
Carole S. Fungaroli, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Incorporated, 2000, ISBN: 0374299897. Advice on choosing a program, applying, getting financial aid, time management, study success, and campus life. Advocates traditional, on-campus study.
Frank J. Bruno, Peterson's, 2001, ISBN: 0768907128. How to juggle school, family and work and improve your study habits and skills in test-taking, writing and public-speaking.
Vicky Phillips, Princeton Review Publishing, 2000, ISBN: 0375754784. Offers help in selecting a college and program, transfering credits, taking standardized tests, balancing study and other demands, and financing higher education.
Donald Martin, Martin Press LLC, 1991, ISBN: 096170442X. An inexpensive, easy-to-use summary of the tools, tips and techniques for becoming an efficient and successful student.
Compiled by Leigh Grossman and Lesley McBain, Berkley, 1999, ISBN: 0425169197. A state-by-state directory of over 400 bachelor's degree programs, costs, programs, admission requirements and application procedures.
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