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Dirty Little College Secrets: Getting In, Staying In, and Graduating

Lisa A. Zanglin

Dirty Little College Secrets: Getting In, Staying In, and Graduating combines experience and expertise with valuable knowledge gained from numerous parents and students over the past ten years. The purpose of this book is to help students and parents answer some basic questions about the college admission process: requirements, scholarships, grades, class selection, graduation, and other topics that will help a student graduate. It's not a book on how to "beat the system"-but there are loopholes that can enhance academic results and provide debt-free financing for college. This book discusses grade forgiveness, CLEP and AP exams,

superscoring the ACT/SAT, and using ROTC and the services academies to receive free tuition and board (without serving in the military). Dirty Little College Secrets also provides tools for comparing on and off-campus housing, selecting an advisor, and how to challenge a grade and win.

Book Details

  • Publisher: Gatekeeper Press
  • Publish Date: Sep 11st, 2024
  • Pages: 88
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 8.00in - 5.00in - 0.18in - 0.21lb
  • EAN: 9781662955945
  • Categories: Administration - HigherSchools - Levels - HigherStudent Life & Student Affairs

About the Author

Zanglin, Lisa A.: - Lisa A. Zanglin EdD is a retired Army officer with a doctorate in educational leadership; she has worked in higher education for over twenty years. During her military career, she was a professor for the Air Force Air Command and Staff College, the Army Infantry School, and the Army Logistics College. After retirement from the military, she was CEO of a government contracting company, faculty at Auburn University, and Dean of Academic Affairs for Air University's Eaker Center. She continues to teach for the Air Force through Arizona State University and is a consultant for higher education in the areas of accreditation, faculty development, and curriculum design. She lives in Alabama with her husband, a Labrador retriever, and a Australian Kelpie. Their two grown childrenprovided the inspiration for much of the material in her new book, Dirty Little College Secrets.