Top 10 Reasons to Read This Book

(And Why Maya Wrote It)

Feeling stressed about the college admissions game? 

Relax.

You need to know how a bold new approach to education is helping savvy students leap right over their test-crazed classmates.  The new global students are laughing at the lunacy of the current college-prep mindset, diving into higher education early, and

gliding into the global economy at 20 with: 

a red-hot U.S. or Canadian college diploma

sizzling 21st-century skills

fluency in a foreign language (or two or three)

outrageously relevant experience

a blazing sense of direction

big-grin enthusiasm

and no debt

Good-bye, Old School. Hello, Bold School!

Not sure if you're likely to benefit from the information in this book?  Well, this might help.

Take a look at the following statements and pay attention to how often you find yourself nodding your head in agreement.

#1 I am ready to ditch the college-prep drama and get calm, clear and creative in order to discover the best education options available. 

#2 I am excited to focus on learning (not just achievement) and I'm looking forward to less stress and much more inspiration along the way. 

#3 I need to learn about ways to save thousands of dollars on college expenses without sacrificing the quality of education or the opportunities for personal development.

#4 I am questioning the current SAT/GPA/AP approach to getting into college and I can't wait to find out how to avoid standardized measures.

#5 I know how important it is to learn more about the world, and need solid information about the most inexpensive and beneficial language learning and study abroad options out there.

#6 I've already read enough books by admissions advisers about the college application process.  I want to get the inside scoop from no-bull experts, barrier-busting students and shrewd parents that I won't find anywhere else.

#7 I need to hear from students who have managed to finish high school early in order to dive into higher education (especially the global variety)-and how this has helped them move forward in numerous ways.

#8 I am excited about looking beyond math and science to discover more creative ways to prepare for the global workplace.

#9 I want to spend time abroad with my family and I need honest advice from those who have done it successfully and can offer tips about handling the kids' education.  

#10  It's time for a change and I'm looking for inspiring stories and  practical tips to help me get fired up in order to make bolder (and more personal) life choices.  

Nodding?  Cheering?  Great!

If this list roused even a little bit of rah-rah in you, The New Global Student is sure to expand your view of the world of learning and get you grinning about the possibilities for you and your family.  

So, what are you waiting for?  Go ahead and get started by ordering the book here

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Want to learn more?  Take a look at Maya's answers to a few questions about the book here