Black Excel African American Student's College Guide: Your One-Stop Resource for Choosing the Right College, Getting In, and Paying the Bill
- Inside tips on admissions
- Profiles of 100 top colleges
- Hundreds of scholarship sources
Now, from the nation's top African American college guidance service, comes help at last—a comprehensive, one-stop guide to finding the right college, getting in, paying the bill, and much more. With insider tips on the entire admissions process, including advice on choosing a school, getting into the elite colleges, writing a powerful essay, preparing for the SATs, and packaging the application, the book shows students how to package themselves. No wonder college counselors nationwide look to Black Excel for resource materials. A one-of-a-kind manual for success, African American Student's College Guide also provides:
- In-depth profiles of the top 100 colleges for African American students
- Black Excel's exclusive list of hundreds of scholarships
- The "Get-the-Money Guide"
- Extraordinary sample essays
- Invaluable Internet resources
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Book details
- Author
- Isaac Black
- Imprint
- Trade Paper Press, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 384
- Formats
- Paperback, Hardcover
- Subjects
- Study Aids › College Guides
- Topics
- college admissions · college selection · scholarships · financial aid · African American students · HBCUs · first generation college students
- ISBN-13
- 9780471295525 (Paperback)9781620455685 (Hardcover)
About the author
ISAAC BLACK is the founder of Black Excel: The College Help Network, a college help service for African Americans, and the author of Black Excel African American Student’s College Guide.
Black has served as a keynote speaker for the College Board in New York City and has presented at Howard University and Harvard. Black Excel has been featured in Black Collegian, Emerge Magazine, and the Chicago Tribune.
When he’s not writing, Black works as a youth counselor, appearing regularly at college fairs and high schools and lecturing for organizations including the Urban League and the NAACP. This work focuses on helping students navigate the college admissions process.
