INTERNET RESOURCES
http://www.myroad.collegeboard.com/
National Association for College
Admission Counseling (NACAC)
Go to “Parent and Student Information” on
the main menu, to access newsletter and other resources available for college
planning.
College Is
Possible
http://www.collegeispossible.com/
A site sponsored by
Peterson’s
Peterson’s includes information about
educational programs at all levels and provides searchable databases of colleges
and academic programs.
This extensive college and career
information site includes a comprehensive college search
engine.
NCAA Guide for College-Bound Student
Athlete
http://www.ncaaclearinghouse.net/
Important
information and registration materials for students interested in participating
in Division I or II college athletics.
America’s Job
Bank
America’s Job Bank is a partnership
between the
Johnson O’Connor Research
Foundation
http://members.aol.com/jocrf19/index.html
A nonprofit,
organization dedicated to providing individuals with knowledge of their
aptitudes in an effort to help them in making decisions about school and
work.
College Board
Online
A top site for comprehensive college
information. College Board Online
includes College Board tests, programs and online registration, a “Test Question
of the Day,” a searchable database of colleges, financial aid information ,
career planning information, and more.
ACT
This site provides a wealth of
information about the ACT tess as well as an opportunity to register
on-line.
Students may register for scholarship
information at Fastweb, one of the Internet’s largest free scholarship search
sites.
United States Department of Education’s
FAFSA on the Web
Families may use this site to complete
and submit directly over the Internet the FAFSA Application for Federal Student
Aid.
FinAid: The Financial Aid Information
Page
This page (sponsored by the National
Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators) provides links to many
sources of information about student financial aid. It also includes a Scholarship Scam
Alert <http//www.finaid.org/finaid/scams.html>,with important information
about scams and how to avoid them.
COLLEGE
APPLICATIONS
Common Admissions
Application
Application
form is completed once and submitted to participating colleges.
http://www.Suny.edu/Student/Apply/Apply.cfm
Apply online
or print paper version of SUNY application. Use one application to apply to all
SUNY colleges.