The Purple Golf Cart: Stories of an Unconventional Grandma    by Ronni Sanlo
Price: $10.00 USD. 78690 words. Published on April 27, 2010. .
The true story of a Florida woman who hid her lesbian identity for two decades. When she finally came out, she lost custody of her young children, thrusting her into activism. But it was her irreverent sense of humor that helped her to survive. It's a story of resilience and passion for social justice. Homelessness, depression, failed relationships gave way to forgiveness, success, and self love.

Transgender Student Issues in Higher Education    by Mel Lesch
Price: $4.99 USD. 10010 words. Published on September 12, 2010. .
Transgender college students face issues of violence and discrimination on college campuses. Often Higher Education administrators are unaware of transgender and gender non-conforming student needs. This work examines best practices and examines ways that Administrators and Faculty can approach Transgender Student Issues at different Universities.

Admissions Guide To American Colleges For International Students    by Andrew Dolan
Price: $4.99 USD. 23600 words. Published on April 4, 2011. .
How International Students Can apply For Admission To Undergraduate Colleges In The United States

25 Tips for the Budding Ph.D. - A Guide for Doctoral Students    by Bakari  Akil II, Ph.D.
Price: $2.99 USD. 10410 words. Published on April 9, 2011. .
As a Ph.D. student you will have to deal with many issues. You need an overall mindset to confront these issues head on so you can come out on top. Dr. Akil has lived through and flourished in this environment and has ample advice to help you in your quest for the Ph.D. His tips, advice and strategies will save you a lot of time and headaches and will help put you ahead of the pack.

EssaySnark's Strategies for Harvard Business School's 2011 MBA Essays    by Essay Snark
Price: $14.95 USD. 13990 words. Published on June 3, 2011. .
This SnarkStrategies Guide for HBS gives applicants to this ultra-competitive program a leg up in the application process. Learn what Harvard is *really* asking with this year's new essay questions. This guide is devoted to strategies, tips, and tricks for how to think about this year's set of questions, both in isolation and in the context of what you'll write for other schools.

Riptide: The New Normal in Higher Education    by Jenny Holmes
Price: $12.95 USD. 64150 words. Published on June 5, 2011. .
This book exposes US Higher Education's Broken Business Model: Proposes No-Frills Public Option Break Graduation Gridlock without busting the taxpayer

How To Succeed as an Online Student    by Lisa Shier
Price: $3.99 USD. 14050 words. Published on September 30, 2011. .
Are you an online student or want to be one? This book provides practical advice for getting the most out of your classes from a veteran online instructor. Topics covered include preparation, supplies, time management, motivation, communication, and tips for all the popular types of assignments.

Information Literacy in the Wild    by Kristin Fontichiaro
Price: Free! 43580 words. Published on December 16, 2011. .
Edited by Kristin Fontichiaro. Foreword by Jeffrey MacKie-Mason. A collection of essays on the topic of information and digital literacy from multiple perspectives.

How to Master the Graduate School Application: A Complete Guide from Start to Finish    by Emily Phelan
Price: $4.99 USD. 10520 words. Published on March 24, 2012. .
Are you thinking about applying to graduate school but are unsure where to start? Do you want to take an ordinary application to extraordinary? This book is an easy step-by-step guide that takes you through the entire process- from finding the perfect graduate program for you, preparing for an entrance exam, mailing in your applications, and everything in between!

Extra Credit: A Short Story about Higher Education in America    by Larry LaForge
Price: $0.99 USD. 9470 words. Published on April 23, 2012. .
This story is about the culture of higher education in America. Despite its shortcomings and many critics, American higher education remains the envy of countries around the world. In this story, long-held teaching values seemingly conflict with newer ideas about working with college students.