Xlibris College Application Guide Gains Honor in the National Best Books 2007 Awards

Xlibris’ new release, "The Applica-Phobia of College Admissions: Why ‘Getting In’ Starts with Your Resume" is a-must-read for students preparing to apply to colleges and universities in the United States. This college entrance guide, authored by P.J. Finer, directs students where to start, how to map out a creative plan to display their strengths and drastically improve their chances of getting into the college of their choice.

This self-published book uncovers the secrets of creating a persuasive, eye-catching application. It also provides a how-to guide for students navigating the Application Phobia of the application process. Schools today demand not only higher grades and test scores, but much more – chances of getting into top-tier schools are getting steeper.

That is why The Applica-Phobia of College Admissions is a comprehensive guide and an important read to help students build the foundation for their future success.

Moreover, in buying this book, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the ALS Society to assist in helping find a treatment and cure that currently offers no clues for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, a disease that affects one person every ninety minutes in the US.

The Applica-Phobia of College Admissions a worthwhile investment and is available at Xlibris.com.

The National Best Books Awards was created by USABookNews, an organization that delivers information and gives recognition to new and noteworthy releases in the world of books. Its goal is to widen the awareness of booksellers and readers to the literary success of independent publishers and their authors. Now in its fifth year, the National Best Books Awards is one of the largest literary competitions in the United States.