The internet has made researching colleges much easier. Some of these website offer books for sale. You may be able to find these books in our library or your public library. A reputable scholarship search should not ask you to pay a fee. These sites have been confirmed as or 7-22-09.

www.GAcollege411.org
Site for the online HOPE application, college applications, a link to the FAFSA websitre, student college and career planners, profiles and links to all Georgia colleges and universities

www.collegeboard.com
SAT website, SAT and PSAT test information, college and career planning and information, complete practice test and "questions of the day"

www.actstudent.org
ACT website

www.fafsa.ed.gov
Government website for the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)

www.ncaa.org/eligibility
Intercollegiate sports registration

www.fastweb.com
Free scholarship search

www.cityofcollegedreams.org
Free scholarship search and informational articles

www.colleges.rankingsandreviews.com
Varied and helpful rankings of different types of colleges

www.collegedata.com
Acceptance statistics at many colleges

www.mycollegeoptions.com
College selection help for students and parents

www.fastaid.com
Free scholarship search and financial aid information

www.petersons.com/college_home.asp
SAT/ACT helps

www.salliemae.com
Loan information and scholarship search

Other helpful websites:

www.scholarships.com

www.scholarshipexperts.com

www.college-scholarships.com

www.collegeview.com

www.christiancollegementor.org

www.christianconnector.com

www.collegetoolkit.com

Scholarship information on the web should be researched and confirmed. Like other internet information, it may or may not be genuine. There should be no fee to obtain this information.