The Common Application, which is also more informally referred to as the Common App, is an advanced college application that is used to help prospective college students apply to multiple institutions at once.

A SUNY Form is a common supplemental application that is used by many campuses. All campuses that accept this form will request the same information.

You can sign up for the SAT and the SAT subject tests on this website. You will also send your scores to colleges through this website.

The purpose of the ACT test is to measure a high school student's readiness for college, and provide colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants. 

There will be FREE virtual college exploration events next week (4/20-4/23) offered by

Explore your interests and take the time to find a college that will put you on a path to a bright future.

This site has a huge amount of data for each school that includes variables such as economic and racial diversity of the student body and extensive statistics on debt and financial aid. This is a helpful resource for comparing colleges side by side based on hard data. You can choose a “focus” school and a “comparison” school, and the site will list the data for each school in table format. It's a good way to get an objective viewpoint on what each school is like.

On Chegg's college matchmaking site, you can create a profile and see which schools might be right for you. This site can be very helpful in your college search because it lets you keep a running list of schools that you’re interested in once you create a profile. 

You’ll also find grades based on student reviews for everything from campus dining to academics to the party scene, so you can get an inside look at what people really think about the school.

Virtual college tours can be a useful sorting tool for weighing options or previewing a campus. Colleges are tapping into 360-degree video and virtual reality to welcome prospective students to campus from hundreds or even thousands of miles away.

Virtual college tours can be a useful sorting tool for weighing options or previewing a campus. Colleges are tapping into 360-degree video and virtual reality to welcome prospective students to campus from hundreds or even thousands of miles away.

Virtual college tours can be a useful sorting tool for weighing options or previewing a campus. Colleges are tapping into 360-degree video and virtual reality to welcome prospective students to campus from hundreds or even thousands of miles away.

College athletic eligibility for NAIA schools.

College athletic eligibility information.

Search colleges and universities according to their NCAA division.

Comprised of the Army National Guard and Air National Guard, the National Guard is a versatile force, supporting combat missions, domestic emergencies, humanitarian efforts, homeland security operations, and more.

The Coast Guard provides law and maritime safety enforcement, marine and environmental protection, and military naval support. Part of the Department of Homeland Security during peacetime, the Coast Guard operates under the Navy during times of war.

The Air Force provides a rapid, flexible, and lethal air and space capability that can deliver forces anywhere in the world within hours.

On, above, and below the water, the Navy is America's forward-deployed force and is a major deterrent to aggression around the world.

A component of the Department of the Navy, the Marine Corps maintains amphibious and ground units for contingency and combat operations.

The largest and oldest service in the U.S. military, the Army provides the ground forces that protect the United States.