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    Writing for College and Beyond

    By James Rovira

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    Writing for College and Beyond prepares students for their future college classes by covering the strategies common to most college writing. In the process of being prepared for college writing, however, students are also taught chapter by chapter how these writing skills will carry forward into their future professional lives beyond college. One of the least expensive first year writing textbooks on the market, the text isn’t inflated with material that most instructors and students won’t use, and several exercises encourage students to use either provided web or YouTube links as texts supporting their practice for longer assignments. If you're a first year writing instructor and would like to consider this text for your course, email the author at brightfuturespublishing (at) gmail (dot) com for a desk copy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu Publishing Services
    Release dateJun 18, 2019
    ISBN9781483499055
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