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STUDENT RESOURCES:

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Are you considering college? Aren't sure where to begin? Here are some useful sites designed to help potential college students from all ages and backgrounds.

College: Making it Happen:
This site is aimed at First-generation college students and their families. Information in English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Hmong. Women Reading

U.S. Department of Education:
This site has a wealth of information about planning for college, as well as links to many useful sites. Check out their "Think College Early" Website:

Think College Early:
The Think College web site has been designed to provide information on educational opportunities beyond high school for learners of all ages.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA):
This page provides Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act history, regulations, and other information.

Supercollege:
A comprehensive, one-stop site with information on choosing colleges, how to apply, links to financial aid and scholarships, and much more.

College Prep 101:
Prepared by Oklahoma State University, but contains helpful information for anyone, regardless of age, interested in going to college:

Student Survival Manual:
An excellent resource guide for success in college.

Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities:
HACU is committed to Hispanic success in education, from Kindergarten through graduate school and into the work force of tomorrow.




 Last Updated On: 4/4/06