With anchor Portia Young
Broadcast on WISN ABC 12 in Milwaukee
You're a college-bound student. But as a high schooler, will your grades and efforts earn you your top college choices? Are you stressed about the transition from high school to college? What about SATs? ACTs? Still wondering how college is different from high school? Moving along but still facing many questions and decisions?
Dr. Bob gives practical and insightful advice that will develop your skills and the edge to become really ready for college.
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Dr. Bob's recent TV interview about his new book
Labels: high school, college, guidebook, prep
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WISN ABC 12
Monday, April 26, 2010
Free Q&A Event with Dr. Bob
What is it:
Get to know the author of Are You Really Ready For College? and find answers to how high school students can become better prepared for college
When is it:
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 27
Where is it:
At the Open Book store located at 4093 N. Oakland Ave in Shorewood.
Map it:
Click here for directions to the Open Book store
Attend the event and get 20% off your book purchase
Get to know the author of Are You Really Ready For College? and find answers to how high school students can become better prepared for college
When is it:
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 27
Where is it:
At the Open Book store located at 4093 N. Oakland Ave in Shorewood.
Map it:
Click here for directions to the Open Book store
Attend the event and get 20% off your book purchase
Labels: high school, college, guidebook, prep
book signing,
event,
free,
Open book,
shorewood wisconsin
Monday, March 29, 2010
The long-term consequences of cramming for tests
A dictionary definition of cramming would be something like this: “trying to quickly force material in a container that cannot hold it.” This definition just about sums up the disastrous “learning” technique that so many students have adopted in recent years. For many, it is the normal way of studying. It’s a habit that will produce dire consequences in college.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Start planning for college in the sophomore year
For the student who is really serious about college, early planning is the key to the whole college selection and application process. How early? During the sophomore year of high school, students should begin the college search process. What does that mean?
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