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College Or Not?
Jay Pencha's senior year is off to a rough start, and he’s not sure what he wants to do with his life. When fate throws Jay's middle-class family into turmoil, he has no choice but to question everything.
Armed with nothing but courage and a nerdy best friend, Jay is off on an college visits, scouting out startups, making money, rubbing elbows with CEO’s, and (like always) trying to get Ella to notice him.
He’s going to find his path in life, or blaze one heck of a trail trying.
Armed with nothing but courage and a nerdy best friend, Jay is off on an college visits, scouting out startups, making money, rubbing elbows with CEO’s, and (like always) trying to get Ella to notice him.
He’s going to find his path in life, or blaze one heck of a trail trying.
297 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 12, 2015
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June 13, 2015
It is Decision Time!
This book is about the Life Path decision that every young adult must go through in these trying times. A college degree is no longer a guarantee of success in the field of employment. Our new High School graduate has to decide whether he wants to go to a trade school, a technical school, get a traditional Bachelor's degree, intern at the business of their preference, or strike out on their own in one of the unending areas where they have a shot at creating their own successful business.
This book explores the possibilities for a young man named Jay in a fictional format exploring the very real-life choices that every new entry into employment must make. This was a well written and entertaining book that presents the possibilities well, and is a must read for every high school student and every parent.
This book is about the Life Path decision that every young adult must go through in these trying times. A college degree is no longer a guarantee of success in the field of employment. Our new High School graduate has to decide whether he wants to go to a trade school, a technical school, get a traditional Bachelor's degree, intern at the business of their preference, or strike out on their own in one of the unending areas where they have a shot at creating their own successful business.
This book explores the possibilities for a young man named Jay in a fictional format exploring the very real-life choices that every new entry into employment must make. This was a well written and entertaining book that presents the possibilities well, and is a must read for every high school student and every parent.
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