College Info

The Arizona College and Career Guide is a comprehensive, 
alphabetical listing of Arizona's universities, colleges, and 
career/technical schools.

http://azhighered.gov/az_college_and_career_guide.html

This user-friendly college search engine gives students access to 
over 5,500 colleges nationwide. No registration is necessary and 
the site provides a direct link to the colleges of your choice.
 http://www.anycollege.com 

 www.college.gov 

 This website has helpful information and links for parents and students

on what to do, how to pay, and why to go to college. It encourages 

students to create a roadmap on they are going to get to college. There

is also a link to the FAFSA website.

This user friendly site gives you a step-by-step guide to getting 
into college, from timelines and "to-do" lists for each year in 
high school to tips on financial aid and scholarships. Get on and 
stay on the college track with the help of this great resource - 
For students and parents alike!
 http://www.knowhow2go.org/ 

Check out this one-stop site for students and parents with 
information on financial strategies, career options, and college 
planning.
 http://mappingyourfuture.org/ 

This website lets you search for specific college information and 
allows you to identify colleges that fit your needs and desires. 
You can also find financial aid information and employment 
opportunities after college.
 http://www.collegeview.com 

NextSTEP Magazine is a great resource for all college-bound 
students and their parents. This bi-monthly publication includes 
well-written and informative articles on the entire college 
process and provides information links on careers, colleges 
nationwide, and scholarships. To access their scholarship links, 
go to the Home page, click on Step-by-Step, then click on 
Step no. 5 and scroll down to Scholarship Resources Links.
 http://www.nextstepmag.com 

Western Undergraduate Exchange - If you want to go to college out of state,

but don't want to pay the high cost of out-of-state tuition, the WUE is for you! 

The WUE allows students to enroll in certain Western U.S. two-year 

and four-year colleges for just 50% more than the cost of in-state tuition. 

There are fourteen states in addition to Arizona that participate in the WUE: 

Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, 

North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.

 Log on to find out which two- and four-year colleges participate in the 

Western Undergraduate Exchange. http://wue.wiche.edu

This website includes information on everything from initially 
looking at colleges to preparing applications and applying for 
financial aid and scholarships.
 http://collegeapps.about.com 

This one-stop guide, sponsored by The Coalition of America's 
Colleges and Universities, is a valuable source of information on 
preparing for, choosing and paying for college.
 http://www.collegeispossible.org/ 

This site allows you to enter very specific search criteria for a 
college that is the perfect fit for you. On the main page, click 
on "Find a School."
 http://www.petersons.com/college 

Plug in your major, interests and location, and this federal 
government site will fetch likely matches from profiles of more 
than 7,000 colleges.
 http://www.nces.ed.gov/ipeds/cool