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Students Plan Their Futures Online

  • 08/01/99

Students Plan Their Futures Online

The CollegeEdge Career and College Guidance System from CollegeEdge has everything individuals need to help them achieve their full potential. The system guides students to make well-informed decisions and to help them learn more about their personality and interests.It is possible to match individuals to the right careers, majors and colleges and provide sources of financial aid and scholarships to students. It also streamlines the inquiry and application process, allows tracking and analyzing, and reports on student progress. Available on the World Wide Web from any Internet-ready computer, CollegeEdge is helpful for guidance programs in high schools, middle schools, community colleges, libraries and outreach centers. Since it is Web-based, it is accessible to students and counselors at school, at home or even from a local library. CollegeEdge, San Francisco, CA, (800) 419-5023, www.collegedge.com.

 

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