Requirement:

Requirements by Collaboration: Workshops for Defining Needs
$54.99
This terrific book puts the focus where it belongs on getting effective stakeholder participation in the elicitation process. There is no other book that provides as much insight and guidance on Requirement Workshop techniques.

The things I liked best about this book are:
1. Solid documentation capturing how requirement workshops are a value-add proposition relative to other elicitation techniques.
2. The provision of multiple techniques that can be used in each element of the requirements workshop process. (It's not just the workshop itself but the process elements before and after)
3. Workshop Case studies which show how theory hits reality.
4. Superb readability and excellent presentation of material with supporting illustrations and models.

This is another must-half on the shelf of a Requirements Analyst professional. I have no hesitation in recommending this book.

Medical School Admission Requirements (MSAR) 2010-2011: The Most Authoritative Guide to U.S. and Canadian Medical Schools (Medical School Admission Requirements, United States and Canada)
$25.00
I am an undergraduate student doing premedical studies and this is absolutely the BEST resource I have ever seen. If you're a premed student this book will be the Bible of your preparation and is a must have!
If you are a premed student and are browsing through other books about preparing for med school do not waste your time or money on ANY of them. This book has everything you need to know and more, all in one place. It is organized and easy to read and navigate directly to what you want to know.
It not only has a profile of each med school but info on the application process, mcat, financial aid, joint degrees and much more. It will answer questions you didn't even think of. No matter what stage you are at whether applying to med school or considering a career in medicine this book will help you. I've only had it for a few days and I've learned so much. Definitely worth the money.

Software Requirement Patterns (Best Practices)
$39.99
I run into this book by pure accident while searching for something else. I could not resist the idea of reading material that offered a discipline way to group software requirements into patterns. What I got was a lot more than that. The author offers a rich and solid argument for his propaosl to approach requirements using a taxonomy of patterns, dishes out his taxonomy spiced up with instructive commentary covering not only requirements but construction, quality, and documentation. I recommend this material to to anyone who cares about the software engineering craft.

Veterinary Medical School Admission Requirements (Veterinary Medical School Admission Requirements in the United States and Canada)
$21.95
I purchased this book for my daughter who is in a pre-vet program. We wanted to know about veterinary programs at schools throughout America. This resource book was very informative and helped us narrow down which schools she will apply to.