Book Review- Get a jumpstart on college

Getting a jumpstart on College- A Practical Guide for teens
By Janice Campbell
Reviewed by Martha Artyomenko
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Want to get a head start on life? Start earning college credits while in high school.  Most teens graduate at eighteen, but a few have discovered how to make the most of the teen years by getting a jumpstart on college. You can do it too!  This hands on guide reveals exactly how to earn college credits in a way that fits your learning style and your life. <p>
You’ll discover how to
– Earn college credit at any age
– Use exams to earn a semesters worth of college credits in half a day, for under $200
– Use a portfolio to document learning and experiences
– Choose a college where you can earn your degree your way
– Create a degree plan so you know exactly what you need to do next<p>

Review:
This basic guide will walk you through the steps to help you to get the best and fastest way to get a college degree earlier rather than later. You can use Janice’s basic guide to help you understand CLEP tests, costs of credits, applying for financial aid and more.
This book is a great guide to have to answer those hard things when your teen wants concrete plans to follow!
The Website is www.everydayeducation.com
You can also go to www.getajumpstartoncollege.com
While you are visiting there you can also check out her book Transcripts made easy. It is a wonderful resource and one I am going to look forward to having when my son gets to high school.  It makes the process of writing your own transcripts sound like a breeze! One thing I thought was really neat,  was the inclusion of how to write transcripts for special needs students as well.