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Educational Resources

The purpose of this site is to bring together all of the valuable college resources that current and prospective college students need. Most of these great college resources are scattered around the internet, or available to some degree in a specialized Educational Resource Directory. We have decided to bring them all together under one roof. All of the recommended programs and sites have been peer reviewed and found worthy by other students. Most importantly - all of the sites and services reviewed here are FREE to use. Depending on exactly what type of resources you're looking for, you will find them in different sections of the site. The various sections of the site break down as follows:

School Search

The School Search section has a review of the sites that do the hard work for you. These are the companies that actually bring the schools to you, performing a school search based on criteria you submit. You fill out a few forms and some basic information about yourself and what you're looking for, and they find the right programs for you. The schools foot the bill, so use these school search services early and often. One of the most valuable college resources available to students, so we put it first.

College Reviews

College Reviews by students. These are the college forums where you can participate as much or as little as you want. It's a great place to get school specific information that you can't find elsewhere, including what classes and professors to avoid, admissions tips, housing concerns and anything in between. A great resource for college related info from students themselves. Give back to the community and submit a college review, professor review or class review for others to learn from.

Scholarship Help & Financial Aid

We have a great section for Scholarship Help and Financial Aid Info. They take all of the searching and hard work away, and deliver results. A great resource for finding money for college. Fill out a few forms and they find the money for you! Like all of the other sites and services reviewed, they get their money from the colleges so take full advantage of these free college resources.

Cheap Textbooks

Buying Cheap Textbooks is one of the easiest ways to save money, but few students are aware of their options. Stop getting robbed at the college bookstore and make use of these sites. Much in line with the scholarship info, use these resources to save money in college. A few hundred bucks a semester is nothing to sneeze at.

Homework Help

Need Homework Help? You don't have to pay for a tutor. Alot of help is available if you just know where to look...There are college resources available online for homework help. Some resources are free and some aren't, so pick the level of help you need.

Essay Help

Need Essay Help or need help with a writing project in general? Yes, there's even a section for that. A great resource for college writing help in general.

Knowledge Base

The Knowledge Base is full of articles written on every subject related to higher learning, college life, and everything college related. If you would be interested in adding to the knowledge base, just contact The Dean with a sample of your writing for consideration.

College Resources

  • College Reviews
  • School Search
  • Cheap Textbooks
  • College Scholarships
  • Homework Help
  • Essay / Resume Help
  • Knowledge Base
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Folding@Home

Stanford University has been running the folding@home project for over 7 years now. The object is to study how proteins fold, and more importantly misfold.

Here at MyNextCollege.com we have our own Folding@Home team. This allows students who are generally broke to donate something they do have - unused processor cycles!

To learn more and to join our Folding@Home team, just click the link below. Folding@Home Team

Univeristy

Univeristy? Yes, that's right. One of the most common search terms for college students is actually a misspelling. Univeristy is not the same as university. How ironic. Go back to school - they didn't teach you that at the Univeristy did they???

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