from NewsieQ

I enjoy reading Frank Bruni's columns in the New York Times - they're always well researched, well written and thought provoking. In this slim volume, just over 200 pages, the author states the case for high-school students and their parents to chill out about their mad dash to get accepted into ...

from Writermala

I am not heading to college nor is anybody in my family. Yet I found this book really informative and interesting.The mania which takes over students' lives when college admissions season hits is just unbelievable and Bruni addresses this mania. He wonders if it is well-deserved and makes a good ...

from wlshirer

Great book about the insanity our college education and its admissions process.

from NewsieQ

I enjoy reading Frank Bruni's columns in the New York Times - they're always well researched, well written and thought provoking. In this slim volume, just over 200 pages, the author states the case for high-school students and their parents to chill out about their mad dash to get accepted into ...

from Writermala

I am not heading to college nor is anybody in my family. Yet I found this book really informative and interesting.The mania which takes over students' lives when college admissions season hits is just unbelievable and Bruni addresses this mania. He wonders if it is well-deserved and makes a good ...