Two-Year Colleges Books

I graduated college in January and have been looking for a job since. Finally, after purchasing this book I was able to EASILY find a job and write a "knock- out" resume. I am now a broker with AG Edwards. I would strongly recommend this book. I tried the job search web sites, and I got fast and easy results. They really fit what I wanted to do. If anything the books websites are worth the price! This is a must book for ANYONE looking for a job. I can't believe I've written this much about a book..... I guess it was just that great.

The book Creating a Great Resume by Maroon George was a great book. It is perfect for the the 2002 time era. It had great suggestions and helped me out alot. I recommand this book to every collage student.

I've been looking for work in the US from overseas (London) and have found this an excellent reference both in terms of helping me present my experience and helping me to find opportunities through the web. Top stuff!

I found this book to be very information, lots of great information to help me find a job. Lots of great web-sites to check out too.

College students and job seekers of all ages will find this a very helpful and easy to use reference when preparing or updating a resume. It is easy to follow, concise, and very well written. Highly recommeneded.

As a High School College Counselor, I am constantly pouring through books to find out more information on the vast number of colleges and universities in the United States and beyond. To be honest, I am not familiar with many two-year options, as many of my students who choose this route go to the local community college. I bought this volume on a whim, influenced only by my enjoyment of the Four-Year version. I have since assisted four students with college searches including schools that I learned of from this book, and am anxious to continue using it as a reference tool.

Of the many college search books, I find the Peterson's format the most user friendly and un-biased. Many times the writers opinions mean more than the statistics published by the school. While this is useful when assisting a student with a school that "fits", it is also nice to have the basic numbers associated with a school to determine eligibility, financial assistance, etc. The three-part nature of this book makes it very easy to find information, and in particular I enjoy the section listing the many college majors.

As a High School College Counselor, I am constantly pouring through books to find out more information on the vast number of colleges and universities in the United States and beyond. To be honest, I am not familiar with many two-year options, as many of my students who choose this route go to the local community college. I bought this volume on a whim, influenced only by my enjoyment of the Four-Year version. I have since assisted four students with college searches including schools that I learned of from this book, and am anxious to continue using it as a reference tool.

Of the many college search books, I find the Peterson's format the most user friendly and un-biased. Many times the writers opinions mean more than the statistics published by the school. While this is useful when assisting a student with a school that "fits", it is also nice to have the basic numbers associated with a school to determine eligibility, financial assistance, etc. The three-part nature of this book makes it very easy to find information, and in particular I enjoy the section listing the many college majors.

As a High School College Counselor, I am constantly pouring through books to find out more information on the vast number of colleges and universities in the United States and beyond. To be honest, I am not familiar with many two-year options, as many of my students who choose this route go to the local community college. I bought this volume on a whim, influenced only by my enjoyment of the Four-Year version. I have since assisted four students with college searches including schools that I learned of from this book, and am anxious to continue using it as a reference tool.

Of the many college search books, I find the Peterson's format the most user friendly and un-biased. Many times the writers opinions mean more than the statistics published by the school. While this is useful when assisting a student with a school that "fits", it is also nice to have the basic numbers associated with a school to determine eligibility, financial assistance, etc. The three-part nature of this book makes it very easy to find information, and in particular I enjoy the section listing the many college majors.

As a High School College Counselor, I am constantly pouring through books to find out more information on the vast number of colleges and universities in the United States and beyond. To be honest, I am not familiar with many two-year options, as many of my students who choose this route go to the local community college. I bought this volume on a whim, influenced only by my enjoyment of the Four-Year version. I have since assisted four students with college searches including schools that I learned of from this book, and am anxious to continue using it as a reference tool.

Of the many college search books, I find the Peterson's format the most user friendly and un-biased. Many times the writers opinions mean more than the statistics published by the school. While this is useful when assisting a student with a school that "fits", it is also nice to have the basic numbers associated with a school to determine eligibility, financial assistance, etc. The three-part nature of this book makes it very easy to find information, and in particular I enjoy the section listing the many college majors.

As a High School College Counselor, I am constantly pouring through books to find out more information on the vast number of colleges and universities in the United States and beyond. To be honest, I am not familiar with many two-year options, as many of my students who choose this route go to the local community college. I bought this volume on a whim, influenced only by my enjoyment of the Four-Year version. I have since assisted four students with college searches including schools that I learned of from this book, and am anxious to continue using it as a reference tool.

Of the many college search books, I find the Peterson's format the most user friendly and un-biased. Many times the writers opinions mean more than the statistics published by the school. While this is useful when assisting a student with a school that "fits", it is also nice to have the basic numbers associated with a school to determine eligibility, financial assistance, etc. The three-part nature of this book makes it very easy to find information, and in particular I enjoy the section listing the many college majors.