University Choice
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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For every school-leaver standing at the crossroads of their academic future, University Choice is the indispensable compass for navigating the complex and often overwhelming landscape of British higher education. Edited by Klaus Boehm, this authoritative Pelican Original assembles a wealth of practical guidance, presenting a comprehensive survey of universities, courses, and the critical factors that should inform one of the most consequential decisions a young person will ever make. It details the distinctions between institutions, subject disciplines — from Engineering to Sociology, English to Theology — and the admissions processes that govern entry into each, arming prospective students with the knowledge they need to choose wisely. A landmark publication in the tradition of Pelican's commitment to accessible, public-interest non-fiction, the volume argues that informed choice is the cornerstone of a successful university career. Boehm's editorial hand brings together expert voices to address not only the academic, but also the social and personal dimensions of student life, making this a guide as much about self-discovery as scholastic strategy. The iconic cover design — figures arranged around a spinning wheel of academic disciplines — perfectly captures the defining question at the heart of this book: which path will you choose?
Author: Klaus Boehm
Format: Paperback
Genre: Education theory
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
For every school-leaver standing at the crossroads of their academic future, University Choice is the indispensable compass for navigating the complex and often overwhelming landscape of British higher education. Edited by Klaus Boehm, this authoritative Pelican Original assembles a wealth of practical guidance, presenting a comprehensive survey of universities, courses, and the critical factors that should inform one of the most consequential decisions a young person will ever make. It details the distinctions between institutions, subject disciplines — from Engineering to Sociology, English to Theology — and the admissions processes that govern entry into each, arming prospective students with the knowledge they need to choose wisely. A landmark publication in the tradition of Pelican's commitment to accessible, public-interest non-fiction, the volume argues that informed choice is the cornerstone of a successful university career. Boehm's editorial hand brings together expert voices to address not only the academic, but also the social and personal dimensions of student life, making this a guide as much about self-discovery as scholastic strategy. The iconic cover design — figures arranged around a spinning wheel of academic disciplines — perfectly captures the defining question at the heart of this book: which path will you choose?