Higher Education
For students looking to pursue a post-secondary education.
Directories:
College & University Directory: Including: Junior College, Community College, Four Year Colleges & Universities.
Educational Admissions Consultants: Visit the directory for College Admissions Consultants. An Educational Consultant helps parents and students with educational planning. They help with students selecting and gaining admissions to a specific school or college and help families develop a strategic plan to meet certain goals or resolve certain problems without necessarily involving a school search.
Internships (Coming 2010): Internship work for Juniors and Seniors looking for experience in chosen fields of interest for post-secondary education.
SAT Testing Dates (Coming 2010): The only directory of its kind on the Internet. You will be able to search Date>State>County>School District and all available locations and times for SAT testing will be provided.
Trade School Directory: Including: Online & Correspondence Schools, Industrial & Skilled Trades Programs, Automotive Programs, Business Programs, Culinary Programs, Arts & Design Programs, Diving Programs, Beauty School Programs, Education Programs, Health Care Programs, Legal & Criminal Justice Programs, Media Arts Programs, Real Estate Programs, Technology Programs, IT Certification Programs, Aviation Programs, Animal and Veterinary Programs and Various Other Programs.
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Volunteer Program Directory: Volunteer work in your community looks great on applications to colleges and universities. The Volunteer Program directory features community service work in your city.
Important Information:
ACT Testing Information: The ACT, formerly the American College Testing Program or American College Test, is a college-entrance achievement test that emerged in 1959 as a competitor to the College Board's Scholastic Aptitude Test, now the SAT. Mirroring the changes undergone by the SAT in 2005, the ACT started offering a writing test in February, 2005. Almost every college accepts and treats the ACT and SAT equally.
GED Testing Information: The GED, or General Educational Development Test, is a test that certifies the taker has attained American high school-level academic skills.
SAT Testing Information: The SAT Reasoning Test (formerly Scholastic Aptitude Test and Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test for college admissions in the United States.