Reading Lists For College-Bound Students

by Doug Estell, Michele L. Satchwell, Patricia S. Wright

Gathers the reading lists of U.S. colleges, including the one hundred most recommended works, and explains how to prepare for college entrance tests and courses

Genres: Nonfiction, Education, Books About Books, Reference

272 pages, Paperback

First published March 31, 1993

Reviews

[Shannon]

I had no clue which classics I should start with, so this book helped me out. I started highlighting it in 9th grade and I really should get the new edition.

[DaShannon]

Preparing for college by reading many schools prep lists also improves vocabulary, makes you a better writer, helps prepare you to interact with diverse people, and gives you an edge on the tests you must take to get you there. This book has school specific lists and more general lists to prepare your own reading list.

[Garret Rose]

Reinforces why I majored in English. So many good suggestions and books to add to my already massive queue!

[Hope]

Since I'm a bibliophile and classics lover, this book of lists was a delight.

[Jackson]

one thing for certain that people will notice is that there are many opinions on what is the best

[ARLENE]

excellent reference book