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  • Accredited Online Colleges

    This is a comprehensive and informative resource that ranks each university throughout the nation by size, degrees offered, tuition costs, admission, graduation, and retention rates. This type of information is very valuable to today's students who are not only dealing with the competitive nature of higher education but also the rising cost associated with them.

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  • Big Future by the College Board

    Find colleges, learn how to pay for college, explore careers and begin making a plan.
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  • Cafe College

    Funded by the City of San Antonio and managed by the San Antonio Education Partnership, cafécollege serves as San Antonio's “one-stop-shop” for college access advice, guidance, and workshops.
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  • Career Coach from the Alamo Colleges District

    Discover majors and in-demand careers and education based on your interests!  Take a Career Assessment, browse careers, build your resume and more more.

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  • College for Texans

    Get the Facts, Plan, Apply
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  • College Navigator

    The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) is the primary federal entity for collecting and analyzing data related to education in the U.S. and other nations. NCES is located within the U.S. Department of Education and the Institute of Education Sciences.
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  • College Net

    This site has college search; application; and information for soon to be college students and current college students.
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  • College, Career, Military Readiness HB3 Goals

    Under HB 3, school boards are required to adopt plans in early childhood literacy and math, as well as college, career, and military readiness.

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  • Exploring Career Information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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  • Fast Web

    Scholarships, Internships, Colleges and More
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  • Helping Hand: Resources & Support for Low Income College Students

    College is a major investment, and for low-income students, the cost can be even tougher to cover. But these resources and support can help students in need tackle tuition and gain the guidance they need to succeed in school.

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  • High School Resumes

    College admissions time is hectic for both students and parents. There are forms to fill out, essays to write, records to request, financial aid to consider, and schools to visit. This site will give you a head start.
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  • http://www.myfuture.com/

    Figure out what's next.
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  • https://www.cappex.com/

    Cappex is a great interactive collegiate matchmaking resource that, in addition, maintains a valuable database of more than 79,000 college scholarships.
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  • https://www.unigo.com/

    On this site, you’ll find tons of student reviews, photos, videos and forums that focus on specific colleges.
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  • Labor Market and Career Information

    Labor Market and Career Information (LMCI) is a department of the Texas Workforce Commission within the External Relations Division. Our mission is to improve the way Texans make career and educational decisions by providing useful and reliable information about careers, educational training options and jobs.
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  • NCAA Eligibility Center

    By serving student-athletes, the NCAA also serves parents and guardians. The organization doesn't just help your child realize the dream of playing college sports. It also helps prepare for the reality of life after college.

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  • Nursing School Almanac

    A comprehensive listing of Texas nursing schools. You will find information on specific nursing programs such as licensed practical nursing, RN associate's degree, and bachelor's degree. You'll also find a profile of nursing education and careers in each major Texas city.
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  • Resources & Scholarships for Homeless Students

    Learn why college students are experiencing home insecurity, how schools are helping them, and find resources and scholarships for those who need help.

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  • Texas CARES

    Sponsored by the Texas Workfore Commission. You can learn about Apprenticeships, Careers Which Need Two Year Postsecondary Degrees, High Wage - Non-college preparation, Nontraditional Careers. You can take Self-assessments, explore all types of occupations.
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  • Texas Reality Check

    Don't know how much money you will need to earn in the future? Don't know which occupation to choose? Will Your Career Cover Your Expenses? Already know how much money you want to earn?
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  • Tutor.com for Military Families

    Tutor.com for U.S. Military Families, funded by the U.S. Department of Defense and Coast Guard Mutual Assistance, is a program that allows eligible grades K-12 and college students in U.S. military families to connect to a live tutor online at any time for one-to-one help with homework, studying, test prep, proofreading and more. The service is available at no charge to all grades K-12 students and service members—regardless of whether the service member is serving full-time or part-time—plus some adult dependents in Active Duty, National Guard and Reserve families. Click the blue button above showing your family’s branch of service to determine your eligibility and to create an account.
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  • Virtual Career and Placement Center

    The Virtual Center is a joint venture between the Alamo Colleges and Workforce Solutions Alamo. It brings together high quality career and education planning information with links to the most effective tools available online to assist you in achieveing your career and education goals.
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  • Vocational Information Center

    Career and College planning resources
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  • Zinch.com

    Information for students about scholarships. Students tell us who they are...and we hook them up with scholarships that matter. We hook students up with colleges & grad schools. We make the process fun. The admissions process is very stressful. So we let students connect with other students who are going through the same frustration, struggles and pains as they are. Hopefully that way the process can be a little bit easier.
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