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Every college handles their application process differently, so be sure to read the directions carefully. You can now apply to college via computer, web, fax, diskette, and paper. Check out which of these methods will work the best for you. Computer-Based Applications Using computer-based applications you only have to enter your application information once, no matter how many colleges you apply to. Next Stop College: This service, run by the College Board, allows you to apply online to more than 350 colleges and universities for free. College Applications Online: This downloadable software allows you to apply to more than 1,000 different institutions. But they do charge a processing fee. College Web Sites - Many colleges offer applications on their web sites. Some colleges suggest printing out the application and snail mailing it back to the admissions office while others allow you to submit them electronically. Go to our American Colleges page for a complete listing of college web sites. Paper - If you prefer the tried and true old fashioned paper application. You can write or call the colleges' admission offices to request one. You can find admission offices' phone numbers in the literature you receive in the mail or on their website. | |
