"The college counseling we provide will help you to acquire the skills needed for college and for life after college; encouraging you to enhance your abilities in reading, writing, listening, speaking, and thinking should enable you to achieve your goals more quickly." (Adapted from College Board, 2009, 1-2).
College websites:
This page contains information that will help prepare you for college.
Its offers resources including financial aid, the college application process,
essay writing tips, college campus tours, etc.
www.pathwaystocollege.org
Provides information and support on college access to high potential
students of color in undeserved communities, with the ultimate goal to
make students the best candidates for college.
www.campustours.com
Offers a virtual tour of colleges throughout the United States.
www.studentaid.ed.gov
Comprehensive resource on financial aid including grants, loans,
and work study—the three major forms of aid through the department’s
federal student aid office.
www.casey.org
A site for children in foster care to obtain scholarships and adequate
financial aid.
www.collegeresults.org
Offers information about graduation rates for thousands of colleges
and universities, both public and private. You can compare colleges
and locate collegesin your area.
www.fafsa.ed.gov
Gives students and their families information on federal financial aid to help
with college expenses. You will find the application to apply on this site as well.
www.collegeboard.com/student/pay/scholarships-and-aid
Provides pertinent information on the steps to applying for financial aid,
how to find college scholarships, as well as internships, grants and loans.
Some features include a cost calculator, financial aid easy planner, and
many other useful resources.
www.collegeboard.com/srp
Students can visit the SAT Practice Center to practice and review
for this exam, accessing specific subjects or a full practice test.
www.ncaaclearinghouse.net
The National Collegiate Athletic Association allows student
athletes to access resources, tools and obtain information on
beginning your college experience.
www.nacacnet.org
The National Association for College Admission Counseling provides
students with information that will guide you as you pursue your college
education. This includes free upcoming webinars, national conferences,
college fairs and much more!
Provides information and support on college access to high potential
students of color in undeserved communities, with the ultimate goal to
make students the best candidates for college.
www.campustours.com
Offers a virtual tour of colleges throughout the United States.
www.studentaid.ed.gov
Comprehensive resource on financial aid including grants, loans,
and work study—the three major forms of aid through the department’s
federal student aid office.
www.casey.org
A site for children in foster care to obtain scholarships and adequate
financial aid.
www.collegeresults.org
Offers information about graduation rates for thousands of colleges
and universities, both public and private. You can compare colleges
and locate collegesin your area.
www.fafsa.ed.gov
Gives students and their families information on federal financial aid to help
with college expenses. You will find the application to apply on this site as well.
www.collegeboard.com/student/pay/scholarships-and-aid
Provides pertinent information on the steps to applying for financial aid,
how to find college scholarships, as well as internships, grants and loans.
Some features include a cost calculator, financial aid easy planner, and
many other useful resources.
www.collegeboard.com/srp
Students can visit the SAT Practice Center to practice and review
for this exam, accessing specific subjects or a full practice test.
www.ncaaclearinghouse.net
The National Collegiate Athletic Association allows student
athletes to access resources, tools and obtain information on
beginning your college experience.
www.nacacnet.org
The National Association for College Admission Counseling provides
students with information that will guide you as you pursue your college
education. This includes free upcoming webinars, national conferences,
college fairs and much more!
