The following sources are starting points for finding information on colleges & universities, scholarships & grants.
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Below is a sampling of the reference books available in the Chalmer Davee Library that may be useful.

The College Blue Book (REF L901 .C64 1991). 5 volumes. Almost 3,000 colleges in the United States and Canada are fully described, including entrance requirements, campus facilities, maps, etc. Volume 5 entitled: "Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants and Loans."

Peterson's Four Year Colleges (REF L901 .P44 2008). Contains three main sections: Colleges at-a-glance (compare facts and figures on over 2500 colleges in US and Canada), College Close-Ups (information written by college officials), and Major Listings (find colleges that offer the major you're considering).

Peterson's Graduate & Professional Programs: an overview (REF L901 .P442 2007).

Peterson's Programs in the Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences (REF L901 .P443 2007).

Peterson's Graduate Programs in the Biological Sciences (REF L901 .P444 2007).

Peterson's Graduate Programs in the Physical Sciences, Mathematics, Agricultural Sciences, the Environment & Natural Resources (REF L901 .P445 2007).

Peterson's Graduate Programs in Engineering & Applied Sciences. (REF L901 .P446 2007).

Websites

America's Best Grad Schools. Annual report from US News & World Report.

FastWeb. Database with hundreds of grants and scholarships. (Requires free login)

FinAid. Comprehensive guide to scholarships, grants and loans.

Peterson's Planner. Educational program info, test preparation, resume help, career guidance. (Requires free login)

The Riley Guide. Job resources and employment information.

Student Aid. Guide to financial aid from the US Department of Education.

World Wide Learn. Online directory of distance education programs.

Last updated 10/07