The following websites offer resources for students interested in researching and applying to colleges and universities.  To view, please click on the blue bolded website titles for more information.

Admissions.com - the insider's guide to getting in - a Monster.com company   

Blackexcel.org - provides college information for African American students and their parents

CampusTours.com - a source for virtual college tours online, with interactive maps, photos, tuition and admission information and more

CollegeBasics.com - a valuable college information resource, including articles about getting started on the college essay and how to interview.  This website helps student with the entire college admissions process.

College.gov - a new website built by the U.S. Department of Education to help students reach their college dreams

CollegeConfidential.com - offers hundreds of pages of articles about choosing a college, getting into the college you want, how to pay for it, and much more. You'll also find the Web's busiest discussion community related to college admissions, and college visits

CollegeExpress.com - webiste offers a college search engine, scholarship search, loan search, provides admissions advice, financial aid links, test preparation, and career information

Collegiate.net - A guide to college information organized by subject

College is Possible   - a site sponsored by the American Council on Education; has a "Paying for College" overview of financial aid program

CollegeNet.com - assists students in finding colleges, scholarships and financial aid, touring campuses virtually, and completing applications online   

College Opportunities Online Locator (COOL) - a consumer information tool for students, parents, counselors, and others interested in postsecondary education in the US. The site allows users to see and compare profiles of nearly 7,000 colleges and universities throughout the nation. Users can search by location, program or major, and a variety of institutional characteristics to identify institutions that fit their preferences. Go to http://collegesearch.nces.ed.gov . 

CollegeOptions.com   - provides students help with choosing a major, college tips, and offers a college matching survey

College Quest   - Financial aid and scholarships; apply to over 1,299 colleges  

CollegeSource.org - provides online college catalogs  

College Success Network - publishes The College Bulletin, a 28-page publication providing general college, financial aid, and career information to New Mexico students and families. To order copies, email: info@collegenm.org .   

CommonApp.org - a not-for-profit organization that serves students and member institutions by providing an admission application - online and in print - that students may submit to any of 300 member schools.   

Comprehensive College Planning Guide Online - Visit the "Off to College" website to help you with you college planning needs, college searches, financial aid, and success tools. Go to http://www.OfftoCollege.com for more information.  

Discover Colleges - Interested in attending a private college?  Log on to www.discovercolleges.com to get information and be entered for a $2,500 scholarship drawing.

Edonline.com  - website provides information about historically African-American colleges and universities  

Ed.ref.com  - a free online college directory providing college search information about thousands of US

EdSitement - The best of Humanities on the Web

Education Online Search  - a free college portal online helping you learn about careers and the colleges offering career education and degrees for the fields you choose

Education-world.com - this site provides resources to help students make important decisions regarding their future

Embark - Choice of majors, careers, links to colleges, and scholarship search

Foundation for Independent Higher Education  - provides a private college search by state

It's My Future - information regarding opportunities beyond high school. Tips for locating excellent internships, surviving job interviews and writing resumes.

Junior Achievement Student Center - an online tool geared to help students become workforce ready. From exploring career possibilities to choosing a college and obtaining financial aid, the JA Student Center is a virtual Map to Tomorrow. Free Online Career Assessment available.        

MyCollegeGuide.com - provides a college search engine       

Off to College - allows students to compare colleges/universities - all indexed by region and type of school