University page

We're almost halfway there to start thinking more about college. This page has miscellaneous college information not related to college-level academics which you'll find on my subject pages.

Admissions:

• And What About College? by Cafi Cohen. She has written a book about home schoolers applying for college. Her website has lots of articles on home school college issues.
• Christianity Online article on how homeschoolers should apply for college.
• Colleges That Admit Homeschoolers by Karl Bunday.
• Getting in: Inside the College Admissions Process by William Henry Paul, Addison-Wesley, 1995, ISBN: 0201622564. This is a great book for those interested in having their children attend a selective school. The book follows five students through the admissions process as seen from the inside. The school in this case is Princeton.
• Home Schooler's College Admission Guide from the College Board folks.

Distance Learning

• Educational Program for Gifted Youth at Stanford University
• Harvard University Extension School Distance Education Program currently offers a few calculus courses.

Financial Aid:

• The Financial Aid Information Page. I ran into a review of financial aid information on the Internet on CNN/Oracle Custom News and it said that this was the best site around. I haven't looked at the site myself as we probably won't need it for a while.

Resources:

• College Planning Network
• GoCollege, College search, Scholarships, SAT/ACT on-line practice tests, etc.

SAT Preparation

• Free Vocabulary.com contains 5000 SAT preparation words.

Studies:

• Boston College BA Computer Information Processing 1991
• Boston University MS Computer Science 1995
• Clark University Various arts and sciences courses in the late 1980s
• Rivier College Math courses in the 90s