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Once you've
decided where you'd like to apply, you can go to the most schools
web sites and either apply online or download a paper copy.
Many of the
following sites can be used to apply to a number of colleges and
universities. The advantage of a mega-application site is that
you enter your basic information once and the software then automatically
places your data in all of your applications, while following
the format required by each school. This can save you a lot of
time. Choose the following based upon which one includes applications
for the largest number of your schools. Remember, it's the content
of your application rather than the format that results in an
acceptance. Click on any of the links below for further information.
- The
Common Application
- An online
or downloadable application accepted by over 200 colleges and
universities. Make certain you also complete the "supplement"
that is required by many of the schools that use the Common
Application.
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Next Stop College
- This site
is provided by the College Board and contains applications for
500 schools. Using data from your SAT registration it automatically
fills in some of the information.
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Apply!
- The grandfather
of application software is now owned by The Princeton Review.
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CollegeNet
- This site
contains over 300 applications.
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- XAP
- Several
state university systems use XAP to run their applications.
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CollegeQuest
- Includes
200+ applications.
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- On-Line
College Applications
http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/admissions/undergrad_adm/apply_to_uc.html
http://www.csumentor.edu/
http://www.commonapp.org/
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- More information
about your California options is available from the California
Postsecondary Education Commission.
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