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colleges
and universities by state |
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community
colleges segmented by state - by community |
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vocational
and career schools |
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online schools and online degree programs |
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get college costs and profiles: (Enter School Name: Dept. Ed) |
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track college stats: (PDF FILE) |
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college cost comparison worksheet: (EXCEL FILE) |
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college planning checklist: (PDF FILE) |
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school
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take a campus tour |
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How
to Search?
Assemble
a list of colleges or trade
schools you'd like to attend. Meet with your school's guidance
counselor to discuss your plans
and to arrange important campus
visits.
- 2-3 schools that you could definitely get in
- 4-5 schools that you could probably get in
- 7-8 schools that you would
like to get in
You should budget on how
much you can afford for
application submission.
If the application submission costs
for 16 or more schools is too much. Narrow
your search to 3-3-3.
use this college selection sheet in your search
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generally smaller in size. They offer
4-year degree programs (BA and BS) and
many 2-year Associate degrees.
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larger institutions with specialized degrees
in business, engineering, pre-med, etc.
They offer 2-year, 4-year, and many graduate
and professional degrees.
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a small college offering
2-year Associate degrees. Many students
attend local community colleges with the
intent to transfer to a larger institution
to further their education.
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specialized schools of
training for specialized trade jobs such
as mechanics, computer technicians, medical
assistants, etc. Programs may vary requiring
only a few weeks to complete while others
may require a year or more. Upon completion,
graduates will receive a license, certificate
or an Associate Degree.
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programs and degrees that can be taken online. The advantage of these programs is that you can take classes from inside your home. These programs are great for part-time students and continuing education.
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