Best of the Web
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Collection of sites for all levels of education.
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Contact information for accrediting organizations in various fields.
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Sample test questions and strategies registration a financial need estimator.
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Search by ISBN, author, keywords or title:
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Medical education information for students and applicants.
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National Collegiate Athletic Associationscholarships and internships.
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Offers savings of up to 75%.
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Free scholarship search engine matching student profiles with more than 900,000scholarships.
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Free information on almost 4000 commercially available tests.Test reviews from Mental MeasurementsYearbook may be purchased for $15 pertest title.
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A free site specifically for students (you need to have an .edu email address to join) that offers a variety of services, including textbook buying/selling/trading.
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Directs potential students to schools' interactive tours. Includes campus maps, streaming videos, slide shows and paoramic views.
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Guides to citing print and electronic sources.
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Directory of local class trips and outreach programs.
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Provides links to ranked lists for general/undergraduate institutions, graduate/research programs, business, law, and international institutions.
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Articles about choosing a college,getting into the college you want and how to pay for it. Also includes professional college consulting services.
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Tips on how to win scholarships. New scholarships posted monthly inludes eligibility requirements, deadlines, amounts, contact name, address, phone number and websites.
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Browse by geography, tuition, enrollment, programs, and financial aid.
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A comprehensive collection of college and universities with links to distance learning and scholarship information.
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Search by tuition, enrollment, affiliation, major programs of study. Include collegecatalogs.
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Find colleges, financial aid, and career information. Take virtual tours. Information for international students.
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Compare prices on used or new textbooks.
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The Online Baccalaureate offers a distinctive liberal arts education with a concentration in Communication and culture.
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Information for students on admissions, financial aid, and academic programs at 19 colleges in New York City.
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Sponsored by the Nassau School District, New York, this site is a comprehensive directory about national, state, and local educational standards.
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Distance Education information from Wisconsin, national and international sources.
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Project for the U.S. Department of Education Star Schools Program.
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1,000 Webquests and 6,2000 Lesson Plans. 
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Guide to humanities-related sites, with lesson plans and take-home activities.
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Annotated guide to education-related sites on the Web.
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Resources for classroom activities news and issues for teachers.
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On-line registration and information on these tests, AP,CLEP,GMAT,GRE,PRAXIS, SAT etc.
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Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
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Compilation of Federal Education Laws including Elementary, Secondary, Higher Education etc.
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Information about loans, scholarships, military aid
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Lesson plans, curriculum units and other education resources.
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Information about the only liberal arts college in the world designed exclusively for deaf and hard of hearing students.
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Lists testing sites in New York City.Includes sites for taking tests in French and Spanish.
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A Parents Guide to New York City Public Schools.
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Includes jobs, job fairs, salaries, certification links, a news group, and more.
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Discusses admissions tests and other education issues.
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LSAT information and links to sites at LSAC member schools.
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Inexpensive courses on personal growth, business and career opportunities, showbiz and media, health and healing,sports and fitness,spirituality,relationships and high tech.
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Promotes educational excellence and equity through bilingual education.
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An organization that brings together individuals and groups with an interest in multicultural education from all levels of education, different academic disciplines and from diverse educational institutions and occupations.
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Information on financial aid and planning for college.
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The largest federally funded library devoted entirely to education.
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Resources from ERIC for parents and those who work with parents.
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Find schools, special programs and financial aid information.
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Subsection Education includes articles and weblinks on History of private and public schools in New York city.
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Includes a student/parent education center with useful links.
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Locate colleges find government, financial and career resources.
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Information on requirements for a New York State teacher's certificate.
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Summer Camps & Programs at Colleges in New York State for Kids and Teens 8-18.
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Admission and financial aid information for New York's private colleges and universities
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On-line registration and test dates for the NYSTCE.
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Lists 950 classes in Adult Basic Education and Occupational Education throughout the city in schools and community based organizations.
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Includes information on accreditation, degree mills, distance education certificates, associate, bachelors, masters degrees online and scholarships and finacial aid.
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Office of Student Financial Assistance--U.S. Department of Education.
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Distance Learning programs, courses and Test Preparation.
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Links to institutions information on a range of education topics including corporate training.
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The database lists approximately 6,900 postsecondary institutions and programs,each of which is accredited by an accrediting agency or state approval agency recognized by the U. S. Secretary of Education.
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Information on testing, admissions (online school applications),financial aid, and career issues.
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A Worker Education Program established in collaboration with NYC labor unions providing working adult students a chance to earn an undergraduate or graduate degree.
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Promises average savings of 60% as compared to the list price.
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Information on planning and playing for college, loan repayment options, and online account access.
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Information on education and careers for Hispanic students.
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FBI crime reports on crime rates in surrounding campus neighborhoods and towns. Links directly to campus police department websites.
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Listings for thousands of programs in more than 100 countries.
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This is the online site of the magazine which is dedicated to college students and professionals of color. This site includes job search and employer profiles.
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Information on foundations, corporate giving, and related subjects.
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The Learning Disabilities Association of New York City is a non-profit organization which facilitates access to needed services for all New Yorkers with Learning Disabilities, especially those in disadvantaged communities andprovides support to those individuals and their families.
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Grants, loans, and work-study programs. Complete the FAFSA online.
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Numerous resources, including links to most requested items.
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Information for students and institutions. Includes accrediting agencies currently recognized by U.S. Secretary of Education.
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School-to-work programs, correctional education, community colleges.
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Includes "America's Best Graduate Schools" and best value financial aid.
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Comprehensive collection of links. Searchable.
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Links to numerous sites, including schools and organizations.
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Links to schools, courses online, and teacher resources.