Practical Guide to College Admission

About the Book

Much material is available on the internet and in print regarding college research, admission, and matriculation. The PRACTICAL GUIDE TO COLLEGE ADMISSION, however, is the sole tool that brings all of the pieces together and arranges them in a step by step process to allow the needs of the students to be equated effectively with the characteristics of over 3000 colleges and universities.

This method of research allows the candidate to restrict applications to four or five schools that are the best matches. These realistic applications will result in multiple acceptances. From these the candidate can choose to matriculate at his/her best match.

This method was developed and used by the author in one of the best school districts in the United States.

About the Author

Willard J. Dolman, a native of Stirling, New Jersey, graduated from Scranton University with a BS and from Seton Hall University with an MA. He began his career in education as a Latin and English teacher; he was one of the "guidance in the school pioneers" in the early 50s. He served as a teacher of Latin and English in the Long Hill Township Schools for 4 years. He served for an additional 43 years in the Bernards Township Schools as guidance counselor, Guidance Director, and Director of Pupil Personnel Services. He was a student advocate who supervised teachers, guidance counselors, school psychologists, school social workers, and learning disability consultants. He has authored thirteen publications related to student support in their quest to become educated.