U.S. College Search is an informative web site for senior high school students, parents, and anyone seeking to come back to school. US College Search maintains a database of over 9,000 Vocational Schools, Junior Colleges, 2 Year Colleges, 4 year Universities, Technical Certification Programs, Technical Colleges, and Job Training Programs.

Search by Major
If you have a particular academic degree program in mind, this is the search for you. Pick from several main academic degree categories.  You will then be able to narrow your search by City.

Search By School Name
Learn about your favorite college. Want to learn about a specific school a guidance counselor identified? View our huge list of 10,000 university names, listed alphabetically.

Online Colleges
For pupils on the run, online university courses are turing into a flexible means to earn a degree or pick up a new tradeskill. Even though relatively new, online classes are becoming just as desirable as physical classroom programs.

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USCollegeSearch is dedicated to providing the most comprehensive list of universities and education centers in the US. We now list college name, address, telephone, internet site, major program offering, academic degree type, and student statistical data. Interested students are encouraged to contact universities and get further facts for all university they are interested in.

Finding the best School: Hints

Tip 1: Decide what you may care to learn or major in at school. You don't need to determine a firm knowledge here - a number of 1st year students are "undeclared" -- however if you do know, then you'll be able to search for schools that have a program that equalizes your interest.

Tip 2: Write a group of criteria you need to use to measure and weed out schools. There can be scores of potential criteria, like degrees offered, major plans and minor curricula, location, prices, sizing, caliber, reputation, rating, placement record, faculty sizing, and more…

Tip 3: Compile a listing of available universities and schools. There are masses of resources to help you to produce a listings of potential schools.

Tip 4: Gather all of the information and data on each technical college you are looking at. Go to each education website and pull together the necessary data.

Tip 5: Use the stipulations given by Tip 2 to scale down your list of universities to a manageable group. Get the group down to a number you are comfy by using.

Tip 6: Inspect the schools on your listings from Tip 5. Ideally you ought to travel to every education on your short list, but if you can't travel to it in person, get a video or get a virtual tour.

Tip 7: Apply to the colleges that made the cut after the first six tips. Carefully finish the applications and file them to the schools.

Tip 8: While you are expecting to get word from the colleges you applied to, begin to page through the books or the Web to find financing. There are lots of resources to find scholarship data.

Tip 9: Make the final choice from among the schools that accepted you. Certainly the toughest choice of all. . . be sure to review all your notes, view the funding bundles, and make your final decision!

Tip 10:Good Luck! Get ready for the best time of your life!