College Board (www.collegeboard.com)
The College Board website provides a path to register for the SAT and SAT Subject Tests in addition to information on college searches, financial aid, and other College Board programs.

ACT (www.act.org)
The American College Testing website provides a path to register for the ACT in addition to information on colleges and careers.

TOEFL (www.toefl.org)
The Test of English as a Foreign Language website provides a path to register for this test in addition to test questions.

Common Application (www.commonapp.org)
On this site a student can complete one application that is accepted by over 300 colleges that value the essay and teacher recommendations in addition to looking at a student's academic program, performance and, in some cases, their College Board scores. The application can be completed online to be sent electronically or printed and mailed to colleges. This application is recommended by college deans and treated equally with any others that the institution is using.

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (http:/hbconnect.com)
This website includes valuable information on historically Black colleges and universities.

Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (www.chci.org/chciyouth/resources/allresources.thm)
This website is devoted to providing information on summer internships, colleges and financial aid for Hispanic students.

Hillel (www.hillel.org/index)
This site includes information for Jewish students that might enhance their understanding of particular colleges in the United States

NACAC for Students and Parents (www.nacacnet.org/MemberPortal/ForStudents)
The National Association of College Admission Counseling provides some valuable information for students and parents that can be accessed from this website.

Colleges That Change Lives ( www.ctcl.com)
This is an informative website that highlights liberal arts colleges that have been noted for fostering the intellectual and personal development of its students.

Virtual College Campus Tours (www.campustours.com)
This website includes virtual college tours of over 200 colleges around the country in addition to providing links to those college websites.

NCAA Clearinghouse (www.ncaaclearinghouse.net)
An athlete hoping to compete at the Division I or II level in college should register at this website prior to the start of senior year in high school.

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (http://www.fafsa.ed.gov)
This is the website where families applying for financial aid can access the FAFSA in hopes of securing federal grants and loans for college.

CSS /PROFILE (http://profileonline.collegeboard.com/index.jsp)
This link to the College Board website will take you directly to the PROFILE, a financial aid form used primarily by independent colleges and that can be completed online.

Financial Aid Information on College Board Website (www.collegboard.con/student/pay/index.html)
This link will take you the general financial aid section of the College Board website where you can access general information on financial aid.

FastWeb (www.fastweb.com)
This site provides a database and information on financial aid including scholarships.

Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid (www.finaid.org)
This site provides information on financial aid including scholarships.

SallieMae (www.salliemae.com)
This site provides information about financing a college education including information on student loans.