10. US News 2010 College Rankings
One of the most well-known rankings available for 2010 college admissions applicants. Use these rankings, but use them wisely: some excellent colleges and universities might have less than stellar rankings for reasons that might surprise you. For more, see the post Do College Rankings Matter When Choosing a College?
9. College Confidential College Search
A great way to get started on the 2010 college admissions process is to use College Confidential’s College Search feature. Search by major, college, and location.
8. Dartmouth Academic Skills Center Study Guide
A very useful resource for students feeling a bit jittery about the study skills they will need in college. Some of the information is Dartmouth specific, but most of it is very general and will apply to everyone.
A helpful site offering student reviews of colleges. An important resource for 2010 college admissions applicants.
If you’re looking for general information about scholarships and financial aid, this is the place to start. This is a great resource for students.
One of many websites out there that lets you search for scholarships. Offers a very extensive database.
Finances are of concern to most students and their parents – especially for 2010 college admissions applicants given the tough economy. Here’s another useful scholarship database.
3. College Confidential Campus Vibe
Videos, reviews, and discussion. If you’re a 2010 college admissions applicant, you’ll want to check this out before committing to going to a college.
2. Professor’s Guide to College Admissions 2010, First Edition
Timeless, simple. A guide to 2010 college admissions, and for years to come! (our very own unbiased opinion!)
Here you’ll find extensive information provided by students, for students, without frills. Similar to Unigo, but a lot less flashy and more to the point. If you’re a 2010 college admissions applicant, don’t neglect this resource!
