College & Career Information

TESTING DATABASES
	Online test preparation from the PSAT, SAT & ACT. See librarian or counselor for site ID & password.
	TAKS Readiness & Core Knowledge Online TAKS tutoring

CAREER DATABASES
	Search for an occupation, look for a college, take a self-assessment survey, find scholarship information. Students register to create their own passwords, but will need to get school access codes and batch codes from either the counselors or the librarians.
Military.com ASVAB Testing	Education and Careers in the Military

College Information

• Online College Network - information on scholarships, test preparation, and more
• The College Board - register and prepare for the SAT
• Test Prep Review - free practice tests for ACT, SAT, GED, PSAT, and more
• 4Tests - more free online practice tests
• The World of Math Online - more test prep, practice, and study tips
• College for Texans - grant for Texas residents with financial need who wish to attend Texas colleges
• America's Best Colleges 2007 - search by field of study for the best colleges, according to the latest survey from U.S. News & World Report
• Texas Common Application - common application used by all public Texas universities

• MEA Local Scholarship - application forms for local scholarships, such as MEA, PTA, etc.
• FAFSA - free application for federal student aid
• Scholarship.com - scholarship search & educational loan information
• Financial Aid Information Page - comprehensive financial aid information resource
• College Bound Network - scholarships, financial aid, and admission research

Career Information

• O*Net Online - find out what skills and education you need for various occupations
• Occupational Outlook Handbook - job outlook for the next 10 years from the U.S. government
• Reality Check - this enlightening game from The Texas Workforce Commission allows you to pick a car, house, and entertainment budget and then tells you if your chosen profession will pay the bill!
• ECOS - education & career opportunity services from The Princeton Review