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How I got into College: 6 stories, Wall Street Journal
"Many seniors in the Class of '09 -- that's more than 3.3 million students -- are now applying to college. For many, it's a time fraught with paperwork, essays, interviews and road trips. And after all that work, it comes down to a letter or an email: In or out?.."
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How to Survive the College Admissions Frenzy: Wall Street Journal
"Getting into a top college is tough, but so is weeding through all the advice about it. To sort out the good tips from the bad, I recently talked with college freshmen about what they wish they’d known when they applied to college a year ago...."
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How to get your teen into college
How to Get Your Teen into College
Getting into College - Steps to Take, from About.com
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College admission gets harder
"Getting In Gets Harder
The children of the baby boomers are flooding colleges with applications, making the process more competitive than ever..." Time Magazine
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e-scholar
Information about Jobs, Internships, Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants, Apprenticeships and Cooperative Education within the Federal Government linking to the educational opportunities available to students high school through doctorate level and career professionals.
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Private Colleges Worry About a Dip in Enrollment
“One thing that’s happened this year is that there’s all this talk, and one-sided media stories, about how private colleges are unaffordable,” Ms. Sweezey said. “It’s become almost viral that there’s no loans, that schools are having problems. The truth is that a lot of private colleges have more financial aid available this year, but there’s lots of misinformation out there. And my guidance counselor friends tell me students may be applying to fewer places and turning to their state university, which will be at capacity.”
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