Do you want one site that offers you the ability to search many/most of the colleges' websites. Look no further than Google. No, not the generic Google search engine. That one is mostly good for finding pictures of the latest semi-star to shave her head.
I am talking about Google's University Search. It offers you the ability to narrow your search to specific university websites. How is that different than just going to that school's site. Because it offers you the ability to search multiple universities without having to go to that many websites (well, at least initially going to that many).
Take, for example, what it can do for California State University, Fresno. You can search that school's site. Find what you want (or not). Move on to the next.
A valuable tool for anyone's research.
I have a new post up at Cheap College Degrees discussing how students should go about buying textbooks. Worth a read, I believe.
Please note the new design. The theory is that having a new home will make me want to decorate more.
And, yes, that means having a new blog design might encourage me to write more here. The problem is that I have too many blogs and this one tends to get lost a little. Need to work on that.
Just when I thought that I had heard everything, University of Missouri High School has begun offering driver education courses online.
I think that increasingly we are going to see courses offered online that go against what was once the norm. All it takes is a school like MU High School to see a need and fill it.
Note that this is not driver's training, commonly called behind-the-wheel. This is the classroom-based portion before you get to the car.