Write for College: College Handbook

by Patrick Sebranek

A writing for college is a complete writing handbook covering every thing from the writing process to writing essays and research papers, from writing with style to writing letters and resumes.

Genres: Reference, Nonfiction, Writing

893 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Mallory]

I use this to introduce my 9th graders to writing. This is used as a supplement to the curriculum that our English dept has developed over the past three years. As a supplement, it works well. The students learn to utilize the glossary, table of contents, and other structural clues in reference books. As a primary text, it follows the same basic format of our curriculum. My students often wish that there was more feedback on the example papers. I wish that the formatting of the text itself lacks organization. With mutliple bullets, fonts, and indentations, it is often confusing for students.

[Rose]

808.04 Seb

[Hilary]

i luv this!!! it's why i buy the new editions when they come out. all that information @ my bedside table.

[Robyn]

Great as a reference book for the pre-college student, college/university student, grad student, or the fledgling professional! Tips for writing papers, speeches, resumes, etc.

[H.R.]

I have deeply missed these books from when I was in middle and high school. I love seeing them and reading them and they are a big help.

[Monica]

A great tool and practical help

[Susan]

Excellent high school/beginning college text or reference book. This series is the best I've used.