Helpful Sites
CollegeConfidential.com
Ever wondered what your Academic Index is? This will help you estimate your AI, which is used by some schools to summarize the academic accomplishments of applicants. Enter your SAT I and SAT II scores, plus your class rank and class size.
CollegeBoard: Score Choice
New SAT Score-Reporting Policy
About the Ivy League's Academic Index
Ivy admissions officers typically want prospective students to take the SAT 2 exam before calculating their “real” Academic Index. ...
College Prowler - College Rankings
This site offers rankings of "the top two-hundred schools in America" in categories that range from academics, athletics, transportation, and computers to guys, girls, nightlife, and campus dining. Individual schools are given grades in twenty subjects, and while there is no explanation for the grading system, student quotes are offered for each school.
The Consus Group Composite Rankings
The Consus Group (TCG) ranks the over top 100 colleges and universities in the U.S. The scores are based on several factors: other published rankings, selectivity and yield. TCG also offer two other rankings based solely on Published Rankings and Selectivity Rankings
The Princeton Review: College Rankings
This site presents the results of surveys completed by college students nationwide. Rankings are offered for topics ranging from the serious (Libraries, Best Overall Academic Experience for Undergraduates, etc.) to the informal and humorous (Lots of Beer, Got Milk?, etc.). For more information about how Princeton Review's rankings are compiled and what to make of them, consult the press release link on their page which provides an overview of their system
Boarding School Review
College-Prepatory and Junior Boarding Schools
College Acceptance Rates:
How many get in?
CampusTours
Virtual College Tours
