Recommendations from Colleagues

The best resources available to you in developing a college readiness
program for your classroom come from your colleagues, who have
implemented successful programs at their
schools.

Click here to read Spanish teacher Jana McLain's recommendations for implementing
a successful college readiness program in your classroom, and recommendations from other educators.

Resources from the University

Many excellent resources are available from universities to help you prepare your students for college - a prepared student is more likely to help the university
succeed in its mission.

Click here to read chemistry professor Dr.John Moore's reflections regarding the characteristics shared by successful college students, and advice for other professionals..

Advice for College Students

We all know that expectations for students in college are very different from those in high school. These resources provide an eye-opening and entertaining account of what will be expected of them in a university setting.

Click here for philosophy major Katie's
account of her semester in London as a part
of a travel abroad program.

Click here for more advice.

Interviews with Professionals

Many students have difficulty understanding the need for a college-degree. Use these great interviews to inspire your students and to prepare them for their future careers.

Click here to view Dr. Judith Lauter's description of her transition from an English major to a neuroscientist, and other interviews with professionals..