• Guide to nursing schools across the country.
• Search for online nursing programs.

• Guide to online programs adn degree options.

• Focused on issues for persons re-entering college.

• Explore industries and career options.
• Watch career videos.

• Discusses how to select a college, prepare for admissions and
  college testing, and choosing a career.

College Navigator
http://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/

CollegeNET
http://www.collegenet.com/about/index_html

• Search for colleges by major, geographic region, intercollegiate sports,
  and type of institution.

• Search for colleges across the U.S.
• Provided by the National Center for Education Statistics.

• Research technical career paths.
• Explore and compare certifications.

• Search by state, geographical region, size of school,
  program of study, name of school, and type of school.

DiscoverIT.org
http://www.discoverit.org/phpwcms.php

• Provides a free advanced search option for finding the right college.
• Has information on distance learning programs.

Institute for Women in Trades, Technology, & Science
http://www.serve.com/iwitts/

• Provides tools to successfully integrate women into male-dominated careers via training, publications, products, e-strategies, and technical assistance.

Job Profiles
http://www.jobprofiles.org/

Mapping Your Future
http://www.mapping-your-future.org/

• Provides information on college planning, financial planning, and career options.

• Explore occupations.
• Assess your skills and interests.
• Find out what Montana colleges and universities match your major and career interests.

• Start your search by choosing a broad career field. Then choose your specific area of interest, the states you are interested in, size of the school, and cost.

• Identify colleges and universities nationwide.
• Get admissions essay help.
• Find out about financial aid support.
• Obtain test preparation information.

• Links for planning your education.
• Provides career development options such as a job search link and career exploration.
• Sponsored by the Department of Education.

• Take the career quiz.
• Search for a career.
• Design an internship.
• Decide which major is good for you.

• Find out the rankings of the best colleges in the United States.
• Use the step-by-step guide to master the application process.

• Explore vocational and technical careers, check out the skills employers really want, and take a look at the current job market.

• Provides information about college majors and the careers that are related to the major.
• Includes a list of websites related to major and career choices in addition to information on resumes, cover letters, and internships.