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“Anyone can find the college that’s
right for them. But you have to take the process seriously, use every resource at your
disposal, and you have to do the homework.” That is the advice given to teens by the
narrator of this video, which presents a comprehensive look at the process of choosing a
college. That process begins in freshman year of high school with choosing the right
courses and developing strong study skills. It ends in senior year with the actual process
of applying to colleges and making the final choice.
In addition to the narrator, three college students talk about how they handled the
process, and a high school guidance counselor and a college admissions officer give advice
based on their own perspectives. The video is packed with information for students on how
to choose courses, how to decide on a major, the importance of extracurricular activities,
how to approach standardized tests such as the SAT, how to finance their college
education, and how to know that a college is really right for them. Follow-up activities
in the Teacher’s Resource Book will reinforce the video’s message and offer
students the opportunity to review and assess their understanding of the material.
Running Time: 24 minutes
Close Captioned
Includes: Video or DVD and Teacher's Resource Guide
ORDER CODE: HRM682V
VIDEO
ORDER CODE: HRM682DV-DVD
DVD
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