colleges and universities

Lists over nine hundred majors at 3,600 accredited colleges and universities in the United States for degree levels from associate to Ph.D., and includes descriptions of 195 of the most popular majors.

Offers Hispanic students advice on getting into college, including information on choosing a university, finding financial aid, meeting other Hispanic students, and other related topics.

Presents twenty previously administered SAT subject tests on all sixteen subjects, providing all six Language with Listening tests on CD.

Presents hundreds of tips and strategies designed to help students in Advanced Placement history classes score high on the AP exam and earn valuable college credits. Includes three customized study programs, practice exams, and terms and concepts needed to get higher scores.

Presents a guide to planning and taking the new SAT, and includes practice exams, answer explanations, score-raising strategies, and methods for addressing algebra, reading comprehension, and writing.

Presents a comprehensive three-week study plan for the SAT test and provides instruction on sharpening math, reading, and writing skills.

Contains articles written by students from more than three hundred colleges in the U.S. and Canada, describing housing and food, the social scene, faculty, academic difficulty, extracurriculars, the concerns of disabled, minority and international students, and other aspects of college life; and includes a glossary of official and slang college terms and a "college finder" grouping schools by various categories.

Profiles more than three hundred North American colleges and universities, with a listing of forty-four schools designated by the editors as "best buys" for 2004; statistical summaries; rankings by academics, social life, and quality of life; and summaries of vital information about admission policies.

Provides information on college admissions and scholarships for athletes.

A guide to over 1500 U.S. and Canadian colleges. Covers student life, admissions, programs of study, financial aid, and more.