I found this book at Chapters and it (of course) piqued my curiosity, given the title and content. Frankly, this was another book that made me reconsider my own quest in writing a book for high school grads, as this one covers a lot of good material. Chapters discuss the importance of good choices, knowing yourself, different types of colleges and technical institutes, volunteering, travel, and other options and considerations for high school grads.
There are different editions of the book published for different markets. Canadian and American editions exist (and potentially other regions as well) and there are also College and University editions. I bought an American College edition in Canada (go figure). It was almost 270 pages.
While the authors covered a lot of good content, I think I would have found the book a bit of a hard slog to finish if I was 18 years old. Parts of it weren't as engaging as I would have expected, given the target audience. If you're a more cerebral high school grad, and your trying to figure out what to do, this might be the book for you. As the authors aptly point out in the book: 'College is an expensive place to get your head together.'
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