Admission

The college admissions process is an often frightening labyrinth for students to approach, and can play an important role in what direction their lives end up taking. Novelist Jane Hanff Korelitz spent two years as a reader for Princeton's Office of Admissions, and she brings this unique perspective to her new book "Admission", which explores the life of a Princeton admissions officer. Portia Nathan is 38 years old, and her job keeps her busy and stressed out. When aprevious decision unexpectedly comes back to haunt her, Portia is faced with a powerful choice: she must either confront the truth or let it torture her forever. Don't miss this compelling new work of fiction!