College Related Links:
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This site provides links to nearly all college/universities in the US.
This link to the ACT organization gives current information about all the products ACT markets. It allows students to register for an ACT test, learn test taking strategies to maximize ACT scores, see sample questions, read research and information available from ACT.
Many of the member colleges, universities, graduate and professional schools, and scholarship programs use the information collected on PROFILE to help them award nonfederal student aid funds. This site also contains a list of colleges that require the CSS Profile.
This site contains free SAT, and ACT preparation.
This site contains information regarding SAT registration and preparation; Students and parents will also find a comprehensive menu of information to aid in the transition to college. Includes EXPAN (for free) college, career & financial aid database.
The Campus Tours Index provides fast and easy access to interactive tours of colleges across the United States.
This site provides Vermonters with information about education beyond high school, and offers grants, loans, and scholarships to help pay college costs. There is also an online road map for high school juniors and seniors that will help you stay organized at: https://www.vsacroadmaps.org/ .
Visit this site to download a pdf file (Adobe Acrobat needed) of the Common Application accepted by 276 colleges and universities.
The Princeton Review helps people find and get into the right college or other school. They have great resources to help with testing, admissions, financial aid etc.
A free online college search service with profiles of 3,500+ colleges & university sites, virtual tours, electronic applications, financial aid info, career planning tools, and more. Find others with similar interests in Coffee Shop.
An interactive application that students can use to apply for federal student aid over the net. Extensive help screens prevent errors that can delay processing.
Take a short quiz on this site and it analyzes this information and suggests six majors to think about because they match your interests and high school experience. It can also give you more information about what these majors are, what type of courses you would take to get a degree and what jobs are available to graduates with various degrees.
Blog maintained by an independent college counselor contains articles written by her and others. Site tends to favor highly selective admissions topics.
This on line course is intended to provide high school students with the information they will need to decide on attending college. Included in the lessons is information to help with college preparation, selecting a college, easing the transition to college, and managing the changes in life which occur during college.
This site contains much valuable information for the potential college athlete including eligibility requirements for Division 1, 2, & 3 schools.
Scholarship Related Links:
This site provides financial aid and scholarship search information.
This site provides a free scholarship search.
This site provides a free scholarship search and financial aid information
This site provides a free scholarship search and financial aid information
Career Related Links:
On this site you’ll find information to help you plan your career, select a school & plan for your future.
The OOH is an excellent starting place to search for employment information on specific occupations based on data supplied by the federal government.
This site allows employers to list vacancies and applicants to file resumes. It also has information about employment trends and job seeking strategies.
This site provides information related to searching for and obtaining employment within the state of Vermont.
Data from the Department of Labor about the economy, including projections and regional information. Helpful for high schoolers planning majors and careers.
The Career Key interest inventory assist students with identifying personality types, finding jobs that fit those types and has links to find out more about those jobs. A sections also explores how to make good career decisions.
Job Corp is the only national residential job training and education program for at-risk youth 16 to 24 and is a top source of entry-level workers. It offers young people industry validated, up to date skills training, as well as world of work and social skills tips that teach young people how to act on the job site.
This site has many links which assist students with understanding the function of various parts of the resume. Also gives samples.
Work4Women offers links to web sites, video clips, games and chats designed to help young women explore and prepare for exciting, nontraditional careers that offer high-wages and reflect their interests.
Military Related Links:
Military schools are typically privately owned and operated prep schools modeled after the United States military based colleges and universities, such as West Point. Nowadays, a military school is both a popular and selective alternative to ordinary schooling.
US Air Force
US Army
US Marine Corp
US Navy
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