Local College Websites - Links to two and four year colleges in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, Colorado, and Missouri. Find out what it takes to get admitted, take a virtual tour of their campus, and/or apply online.

College Representative Visitation Schedule - Want to know when college reps are coming to MS???

Colleges listed by State - Here you will find links to 1539 College and University web sites. Yes, every single college and university is just two clicks away! Apply online now and be admitted ASAP!

Colleges listed by Alphabet - The same list as above but listed in alphabetical order by the colleges' name.

Campus Tours.com - This site provides prospective students with a visual tour of hundreds of college campuses. It is a great way to get a feel for the campus that might be too far away for a weekend drive. So check them out here before you fly!

Collegiate Choice Walking Tours - Absolutely don't have time for a campus visit? This website allows you to purchase unedited, candid, student led campus tours.

Private Colleges - Looking for a private college? At this site you can find many of the private colleges in each state just by clicking on the map.

Two Year Colleges - You will find every two year college in the country just a click away on this site.

Chiropractic Colleges - If you want to be a chiropractor, this is the site for you.

Historically Black Colleges - Lists and links to all of them.

Art Institutes International - An association of some of the top private Art schools in the country, with links to all of them.

Associated Colleges of the Midwest  
This is an association of 14 private colleges that include Grinnell, Carleton, St Olaf, and Colorado College.

Landmark College - This college is designed to help those with ADHD and Learning Disabilities get their associate's degree and gain the tools to advance their education to a four year school.

Black Excel - This site has great college information for African American students. (You need to scroll down.)

Catholic Colleges On-line - Want to go to a Catholic College? If so, check out this site, it is loaded with great information from choosing the right college for you to getting into that college.

PGA Professional Golf Management Program at UNL

EducationQuest - This is the best local site there is for college planning. They cover all the bases, from how to write a resume, to how to figure out the financial aid process. They are the experts in financial aid, and all college bound students in Nebraska should check their web site... and go visit them at Rockbrook Village.They will help you with scholarships as well! Best of all, their help is free!

College Admissions: US - You'll find college rankings here and reminders to fill out the FAFSA, take the ACT, etc.

NRCCUA This is the National Reseach Center for College and University Admissions and it has some great information for students and parents about the whole college planning process. This is a must see site!

University of Nebraska Admission Standards - Here is a detailed explanation of what it takes to be admitted to UNO, UNL, and UNK. Included in this page are the core course equivalencies for every high school in Nebraska. Who said Mass Media didn't count as English? Find out what other courses count for all the core course areas!

Common Application - Many college accept this common online application for admission. If you don't have an application that you need in a hurry, this is an option you may want to consider.

JA Financial Aid Center information on planning and paying for college, also information of parents, an interactive scholarship search and budgeting calculators

NCAA Clearinghouse - New website for student-athletes who want to play in Division I and Division II schools. You can register online right here! (see the "Domestic Student Release Form" under "Prospective Student-Athletes").

NCAA Eligibility Guide - For the college bound athlete, this site has it all. Find out what your high school GPA and ACT scores need to be to play in Division I and Division II schools.

NAIA Eligibility Guide - If you are a student athlete interested in a smaller college, check this out.

National Junior College Athletic Association - interested in playing a sport at a junior college...check this website out

The RedZone Sports Leadership Academy - is a program that targets metro area student-athletes for proper knowledge and understanding of sports. The program utilizes a student athlete's passion for their particular sport and teaches them the importance of  education and community involvment. In addition, Redzone will assist in teaching sport specific fundamentals, help establish goals, create a training program and aid students with their academic studies.