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College Exploration
The
college research process should begin during the sophomore or junior year so
that you are ready to begin the application process by the start of your senior
year. The most important factor to consider when deciding where you want to
apply is finding colleges that are a good match for YOU. There are many
different criteria you can consider in choosing a college (size, location,
diversity, special programs, student climate).
Below are some web sites that can help you start the college and scholarship
search process. Once you have narrowed the field, you will want to attend
college reps who come to Norris and visit those schools you are most interested
in (complete the
College Visit form and submit to the
Guidance office).
What Can I do with this MAJOR?
****Comprehensive list of all 4-year Colleges and Universities
Link to all the 4 year schools in the
United States, sorted by state.
****Comprehensive list of all 2-year Schools
Link to every 2 year/junior college in the United States, sorted
by state.
American Education Services
Any College
Careers
and Colleges
NEW!!!
College
Portraits --provides reliable information
on more than 300 public colleges and universities.
CollegeToolkit.com
College View
College Board
Online
College Bound
Network
Common
Application--The
Common Application is the recommended form of 277 selective
colleges and universities for admission to their undergraduate
programs.
Council of Christian
Colleges and Universities
Kaplan
College Guide
Mapping-your-Future One stop site for students and parents with
information on financial strategies, career options and college planning.
User name: 09norrishs Password: H021609
Nebraska Career Connections
The
Next
Step Magazine covers college planning, career choices and life
skills to help students plan their lives after high school
North American
Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals
Peterson's
Princeton Review Great site
for college information
SallieMae
Schools
In the USA.com
U.S. News Online Colleges and Careers Center
Athletics
NCAA
NCAA Clearinghouse
NAIA
Study Abroad
Studyabroad.com
Internationalstudent.com
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