college choice

Profiles over two thousand four-year colleges and universities, and 1,700 two-year community colleges and technical schools, providing information on enrollment, major fields of study, admissions requirements, tuition and fees, and student activities.

Presents a poem about the process of preparing for college.

Profiles over 245 American colleges with information on tuition and financial aid, campus environment, academic programs, and enrollment.

Presents an alphabetically arranged list of the best colleges in the United States and provides information about which colleges are the best for a variety of majors. Includes information about school rankings in eight categories, offers students' opinions about the campus life and academics of each college, discusses financial information, and includes student enrollment numbers.

Devoted to what exists out there in higher education, explaining the options of private, public, single-sex, and religion-affiliated schools, as well as tuition-free, two-year colleges, and colleges in other countries, and another chapter on what plans and decisions you can make, way before time to select a school, with suggestions for 4th graders, 10th graders, and, of course, the last-minute 11th graders. There are also chapters on campus visits, interviews, how many applications to send off, and how colleges look at you, followed by bottom-line chapters on paying for college, describing all your financial aid options in clear, understandable English.

100,000 students speak out about their colleges' classes, professors, dorms, social scenes, sports and more.

High school seniors Ryder and Jemma have been at odds for four years, despite their mothers' lifelong plan that they will marry one day, but when a storm ravages their small Mississippi town, the pair's true feelings are revealed.

Provides individual assessments of nearly 140 top American colleges and universities, each featuring an overview of the history of the school, and information about academic curriculum and requirements, campus life, and political environment.

"Alice Evelyn Davis, seventeen, has generally gotten all she wants from life but when her college of choice rejects her, problems with her best friend arise, and she faces an unexpected loss, her new-found interest in running helps get her through"--Provided by publisher.

Follows the work of guidance counselor Gwyeth Smith, who applies his own unique method for helping high schoolers find a college that will not only help them toward their career, but also present an experience of self-discovery.