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College is just the first step to a successful future

Check these sites out to help you get through high school and figure out what you want to do with YOUR Future.

Learning Express Library

Whatever your goal, Learning Express Library's resources will help you succeed. Each of our Student Success Centers offers the practice tests, exercises, skill-building courses, eBooks, and information you need to achieve the results you want—at school, at work, or in life. Looking to land a job? You'll find an entire Student Success Center dedicated to helping you get the one that's right for you.

Journey to college

Like this Facebook page and discover how others have made their journey to college!

March2Success

March2Success is a FREE tool that provides educational content to help anyone improve their knowledge and test scores.

I Can Succeed

College Access Network. All kinds of information on how to apply, pay for college, manage your money, explore different colleges, and much more. Also has a section for Middle school students on saving for college and preparing for high school.

First In the Family - Your High School Years

Believe in YOUR RIGHT to college and get the knowledge you need. Practical tips from first generation students

KnowHow2Go

This will help students plan, enroll, and succeed in college.

Mapping Your Future

Career and financial literacy and life skills game, designed to help 12-20 year olds prepare for their futures. The game helps players understand: cost of living, budgeting, wants vs. needs, financial planning, the value of higher education... and MORE... CHECK IT OUT!

Unigo

College students from around the country give advice about the different universities they attend. This is also a site that can help you find a college that is just right for you.

Campus Compare

Campus compare helps students search for the college that is right for them.

College Grazing

Students can take surveys to help identify their college needs and desires.