Stay organized! Create a special file or folder for all of your college materials. This should include:
Created by The College Board, this website helps you customize a plan for yourself based on your grade and personal goals. See what you should be doing, semester by semester, and stay organized.
Too specific? Try the generic plans for each year.
Created by the US Department of Education, it includes information, tips, and schedules to help keep you on track every year of your high school career.
BigFuture helps you find a school that fits your criteria - narrow 4,000 schools down to your perfect schools by selecting size, location, sports, majors, and campus life criteria.
SAT Test Registration, practice and more
From the official SAT administrators, get tips, practice tests, find and register for a test, and learn how to be prepared on test day.
Also find out more about AP classes, and the SAT subject tests.
Khan Academy - login using your school Google account
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Provides information on career colleges, vocational schools, graduate schools, scholarship opportunities, distance learning and much more. Take practice exams like AP, SAT, ASVAB and more. Includes the "Career Module" which helps users match their personality and interest to suitable occupations, build resumes and cover letters, and learn interviewing skills.
Use the Common Application to apply to over 500 colleges. Find out application requirements, submit scores, essays and more in one place.
Paying for College by the College Board Includes step-by-step instructions, webinars, loan calculators, and links to scholarships.
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
File your FAFSA online and get thousands of dollars in loans, grants and work-study.
For practice try the FAFSA4caster
Don't get scammed! Filing your FAFSA is totally free! Make sure you are on the correct website!