The site allows students to compare tuitions, enrollments, room and board, with links to schools' home pages. But artificial ranges limit flexibility in the database searches and the site only lists schools that have paid to be included. This may be the most complete test preparation course on the Web. Princeton Review provides help with college tests, but the site includes much more. The Review also provides suggestions for college application essays, internships that are available and hints for preparing for a new career.
Students fill out a profile and then search through the data base.
If you don't want to get on a mailing for college-bound supplies, make sure you decline to be included when the option is offered. The Financial Aid Information Page is a page of extensive links to information about financial aid. The site is sponsored by the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. Unfortunately the list does not include hyperlinks or telephone numbers to the resources it lists. Student Enrichment Programs Institute for the Academic Advancement of Youth is sponsored by Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.