Helping Your Student Answer:
What courses should I take?
What extracurricular activities are important?
What colleges might interest me?
And what colleges would be interested in me?
How to contact coaches?
When should I start the college search and how do I do it?
Early decision? Early action?
What tests to take?
How do I know if my application is competitive?
Mastering the college essay- Your voice, your greatest asset?
Understanding Financial Aid and Scholarships?
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College Prep Rx Links

For further assistance on the web, visit...

The College Board
This site is one of the best general purpose sites for prospective college students and parents on the web, offering a plethora of valuable tools.

U-CAN Get the Facts for a Smart College Choice
This site is an excellent resource designed to give students and parents concise, consumer-friendly information on hundreds of private colleges and universities in a common format.

Application for Federal Student Aid
If you are considering applying for financial aid you will probably need to fill out the FAFSA form. Some web sites off the form for a fee, but you can get the forma and apply online for free at this site.

Financial Aid Web site
This site answers all your financial aid questions.

 ACT
The ACT is one of the most popular standardized tests for college admissions, especially popular in the Midwest states. Visit this site for detailed information on the test, dates, fees, etc.

The Common Application
Many schools accept a Common Application as part (or all) of their application process. It can save your students considerable duplicative effort. You can see which schools accept the Common Ap and download the Application at this site.

Princeton Review
The Princeton Review is one of the best college search programs and online college application source.

Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities
This site details the Jesuit mission and provides links to each of the Jesuit colleges and universities..

Hillel
Jewish campus life at universities all over the world.

NCAA Clearinghouse
If you are considering playing for or receiving a scholarship to play for a Division I or I-AA sports team you must register with the NCAA Clearinghouse. Visit this site to learn more about eligibility requirements and procedures..

Dissertation Rx
For the graduate student who needs help getting through the dissertation process this web site offers expert advice.

 “Once you make a decision, the universe conspires to make it happen."
-- Ralph Waldo Emerson, author

 

 

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