When to Do What: A Step-by-Step Guide to the College ProcessIf you want a book that breaks down the college process into simple steps, this is it! When to Do What outlines in specific detail the college process from start to finish and answers questions for students in 8th-12th grades. Topics include everything from what classes to take and activities to get involved in to what questions to ask on a college visit and when to do it all. Complete with worksheets and handouts, this no-nonsense book provides the direction you seek. It is a great supplement to college counseling sessions or as a stand-alone resource. It also works well as a textbook for school counselors teaching college prep courses. Buy at The Novel Neighbor Bookstore or on Amazon.
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Handouts, Worksheets, Recordings, and More!Whether you are a school counselor who needs resources to use with students or are a student trying to get organized for the college application process, be sure to check out The College Counselor store on Teachers Pay Teachers. The store features a wide array of handouts, worksheets, charts, games, and even narrated PowerPoints. With over 30 items available, see what's available to help you with your specific needs. Prices range from FREE to $18 with many items in the $1-$2 range. Everything is downloadable and there is no wait time! It's the perfect solution to your last-minute needs and allows you to tailor your purchases to exactly what you want. Be sure to check out this helpful, practical, and timely resource often as new material is added periodically. It's convenient for those who want instant access to resources.
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The Honeycomb Approach: 6 Factors to Find Your College Fit One size does not fit all when it comes to college. The Honeycomb Approach helps students figure out their best college fit by encouraging students to identify their strengths, needs, and wants as they consider their options. Being successful in college means taking honest stock of who you are in high school. By focusing on six key factors, THA helps students recognize what they need to be successful by creating personal awareness. This book is a wonderful introduction to the idea of college and meets students where they are. If you want success later, this is a good conversation to have now. This easy, must-read book is ideal for 10th grade and up as well as parents. Buy at The Novel Neighbor Bookstore or on Amazon.
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Career Counseling ResourcesIf you are a young adult not quite sure if you are ready for an appointment, you might be looking for some resources to get you started. Books, podcasts, and meditations on career topics can all be helpful as you start your journey. From finding a way 'in' to helping you know yourself and what you value, the resources on this list might be a practical way to take the first step.
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"The journey of a thousand miles begin with a single step."
-Lao Tzu
-Lao Tzu
