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The College Board develops the SAT I, SAT II and the AP exams as well as the PSAT/NMSQT (the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) all of which are administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS), the College Board's parent company.
The ACT produces the ACT entrance examination, accepted on equal par with the SAT at a growing number of institutions of higher learning.

Schools and School Systems

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Mercer Island
Bellevue
Issaquah
Lake Washington
Seattle
Christian and Classical
Jewish
Private Seattle Area
Wichita Christian and Private Schools
Great American Private Schools

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Colleges

Among American colleges and universities two stand out in their institutional integrity and valorous commitment to American values and liberty and we hold them up as worthy of special honor and recognition.

Hillsdale College, founded in Hillsdale, Michigan, in 1844 is one of the first colleges, if not the first, to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex and race as part of the school's very charter. Inculcating a strong love of liberty, the college sacrificed more of her students to the cause of freedom in our civil war than any other institution save West Point. To this day they refuse to discriminate on the basis of sex or race and because of this principled stand must function without the government funds that suffuse 85% of all other institutions of higher education in America, while providing, in our opinion, the finest classical liberal education available.

Grove City College shares Hillsdale's conviction in support of independence, doing so as a conspicuously Christian institution. We recommend her highly for educating Americans desiring to attain character and conviction.

San Jose State University- economics

George Mason University- economics

Pepperdine University

Harding University

Ozark Christian College

Colorado Christian University

Franciscan University

Indiana Wesleyan University

Thomas Aquinas College

College of the Ozarks

Liberty University

Patrick Henry College

Christendom College

New Saint Andrews College

The Ivy League:

Other Highly Rated Colleges:

Stanford

University of Chicago

University of California, Berkeley

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Washington University (St. Louis)

Johns Hopkins University

Rice

George Mason University

College Search and Preparation

Find A College That's Right For You	There are so many colleges out there. How do students narrow their choices? The best place to start looking for information regarding a college is to check out the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI). Another is to visit Princeton Review and let them help. Plug in the criteria that are important and get a list of colleges that match those criteria. Embark will provide links to the homepages of the colleges on your list. From the college site, order an informational catalog or an application. Some of the college sites will even give virtual tours of the college.
Apply Online!	Many colleges have applications that can be downloaded off the internet, and some even have applications that can completed online. Again, Princeton Review is our recommendation. XAP offers similar services.
Learning Disabilities Information	Listed below are links to several sites that provide information on resources for students with special learning needs. The National Center for Learning Disabilities, www.ncld.org, is a clearinghouse for information on resources and contacts for people who are learning disabled. LD Online at www.ldonline.org is a comprehensive, interactive site with areas for families and professionals who need information. The site of the Educational Testing Service (creators of the PSAT, SAT I, SAT II and AP Exams) contains a link to ‘Special Accommodations for Students with Disabilities’, which can be found by going to www.collegeboard.com.
Scholarships and Financial Aid to Help Pay the Bills	FinAid is a great place to start searching for $$$. FinAid is a free, comprehensive, and objective resource for financial aid and scholarships. They provide a collection of links to all of the worthwhile financial aid resources on the internet. After that, try FastWEB. FastWEB has a database of over 275,000 scholarships and allows students to input their profile and find available scholarships. For information on federal grants, loans, and work-study programs, visit FastWEB or the Department of Education.
College Information	Intercollegiate Studies Institute The Collegiate Network Campus Tours Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metro Area Princeton Review College Guide College Link College View ETSnet GO College Peterson's Education Center US News Online
Financial Aid Information	FAFSA on the Web FAFSA Express FastWEB Scholarship Sources Financial Aid Information Page Sallie Mae State Higher Ed Departments Student Financial Assistance U.S. Dept of Education WA Financial Aide Association

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GREAT, GREAT Links!

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Articles

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Research

National Center for Education Statistics
Trends in International Math and Science Survey
International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement
International Data on Educational Attainment: Updates and Implications
Surveying Educational Opportunity in Math and Science
Theories of Math Education
TIMSS Video Study Results
Education Next
Hoover Education Task Force
Rand Educational Research
Education World
Office of Education Research and Improvement
Flint Hills Consumer Driven Education
Kansas Policy Institute- Education
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Updated January 6th, 2011

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