Student Resources - College Information

Campus Tours
http://www.CampusTours.com
Campus Tours is for students who are planning ahead for college, or for people who just want to see what other places look like. Colleges are listed by U.S. state; links can lead to VR tours (Virtual Reality), streamed video, or a website.

College Answer
http://www.collegeanswer.com/index.jsp
(Financial Aid help)

CollegeView Campus
http://www.collegeview.com
With thousands of schools to choose from, college prep sites can help streamline the selection and application process. Collegeview.com lets students take virtual tours of many colleges and universities.

Education Portal
http://education-portal.com/index.html
The education portal is a directory of colleges, career schools, and universities independently researched and categorized. The site is useful for prospective students who are trying to decide which school they should attend.

FastWeb: Free Scholarship and College Searches, & Financial Aid Tools
http://www.Fastweb.com/
(Financial Aid help.)

FinAid! The SmartStudent Guide to Financial Aid
http://www.Finaid.org/
(Financial Aid help.)

Review.com
http://www.princetonreview.com/home.asp
A division of the Princeton Review, this site is for anyone seeking to apply to college, graduate school, medical school, business school or law school. You will find content dealing with advice, books, software, entrance exams and more.

Student Guide
http://studentaid.ed.gov/students/publications/student_guide/index.html
(Financial Aid help.)

U101 College Search: Links to Learning
http://u101.com/
Too bad this site (and the Internet) didn't exist when most of us were still high school juniors. It's a listing of 3000+ colleges and universities in the U.S. plus Canada, the Caribbean, Guam, and Puerto Rico. Suppose back in those days a friend had said "how about Bay State in Massachusetts?" Had this site existed you would have clicked on the "Massachusetts" button, opening a page of links for every college in that state, located Bay State (it's in Boston), and clicked - thus arriving at Bay State's home page, where you could learn about the college and its specialties (it's a private two-year college geared to help students enter business, health, or fashion areas). The site also has helpful links for college planning, including a timeline for one's junior and senior high school years, how to line up letters of recommendation, etc.

U.S. Department of Education - FAFSA on the Web
http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/
(Financial Aid help.)