College admissions representatives frequently travel to locations across the country, and around the world, to provide interested students and their parents an opportunity to learn more about their school. Many colleges and universities typically host off-campus information sessions during the…
The University of Florida provides many opportunities for high school students and their families to visit campus and gain a feel for UF. Gator for a Day is one way to experience what it's like to be a student at…
Information sessions and campus tours are important parts of the colleges admissions process. Google Maps, MapQuest and other online resources can help you plan your journey. For people who appreciate physical maps, this college search classic is for you! CollegeQuest:…
There are many ways to research colleges and universities. Many students spend time visiting the school's website prior to submitting an application. Most students overlook another excellent opportunity to learn about what it would be like to be a…
Are you interested in checking out some of the more competitive U.S. colleges and universities? The Ivy League -- coined in the early 1930’s by a New York sports reporter describing eight schools with a common interest in academics…
Looking for college information, "insider advice" or assistance with scholarships, test prep, essays and applications? Check out these popular and well-regarded college guidebooks: College Guidebook Recommendations Fiske Guide to Colleges 2013, 29E Rugg's Recommendations on the College, 27th Edition (Rugg's…
The intense college search process has given rise to many online forums such as College Confidential in which college-bound students share advice and stories in order to increase their chances of admission to top-tier schools. Some colleges and universities…
Paying for college on a budget has never been easy, but in today’s economic climate, families of all income levels are focused on scholarships. For students with parents who make too much money to qualify for need-based aid, there are…
Researching and selecting colleges takes many forms including guidebooks, school web sites, brochures, online tours, rankings and visiting campuses. Many students and parents thirst for a centralized resource with a wealth of useful information. Check out Unigo.com, favorably reviewed by…
One thing’s for sure --- you’ll be collecting a lot of stuff during your college search! A major point of advice is to get and stay organized. Your stash will include brochures, applications and a variety of paper and electronic…
The intense college search process has given rise to many online forums such as College Confidential in which college-bound students share advice and stories in order to increase their chances of admission to top-tier schools. Some colleges and universities are…
Picking the right college is one of the most important decisions you'll make as a young adult. Asking the right questions while on a college campus visit can help you make the right college choice. Answers to some of the…
After narrowing your list of schools, reviewing brochures, information on the web and taking virtual tours, try to personally visit some of the schools on your list. Most colleges encourage prospective students to visit the campus any time of year.…
The NACAC College Fair Schedule is now available. Fairs are held throughout the USA. Check out the Spring and Fall schedules to find a fair near you College Fairs are outstanding opportunities to learn by talking to real people from…
Each August, U.S. News & World Report releases its annual rankings of colleges. Newspaper reporters, college administrators & faculty, guidance counselors, alumni, parents, and high school students study the rankings. Together with the other popular college guides — Peterson's, Kaplan…
Campus visits are a great way to check out potential schools and light a motivational fire under prospective applicants. There’s no substitute for a personal visit when it comes to assessing how a college fits with your personality and interests.…
The Internet is an amazing way to research colleges. Searching for colleges can be fast, easy and efficient. Some of the popular web resources with college search engine tools are: College Board Web Site Peterson’s Educational Planner College Answer (Sallie…
Looking for college guidebook recommendations? The following are some popular and well-regarded books to consider: College Guidebook Recommendations Fiske Guide to Colleges 2013, 29E Rugg's Recommendations on the College, 27th Edition (Rugg's Recommendations on the Colleges) The College Solution: A…
If you are like most juniors and seniors, you’ll be collecting a large number of beautiful college brochures. The average college brochure is filled with fine-looking color photos showing the school in its most favorable light. Keep in mind that…
Beware of accepting college profiles that you find on web sites at face value because they don’t always give you the full picture. The ratios, scores and percentiles presented in the college profile may tell a different story than what…
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