State Chief encourages online tool to search for colleges
From State Supt. desk:
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell today encouraged families with college-bound students to take advantage of CollegeWeekLive - a free, online resource to help students search for an appropriate college or university.
"In these tough economic times, families may have a difficult time visiting all the colleges or universities across the country that their children are interested in attending," said O'Connell. "Now they can narrow their search and save a lot of time and money by using a free, online resource called CollegeWeekLive. I encourage families to consider using this Web resource in addition to searching the Internet or visiting higher education facilities to get information, so they may compare facilities."
CollegeWeekLive is like a virtual college fair that is connected to hundreds of colleges and universities that exhibit on its Web portal. CollegeWeekLive may make the search for a facility easier and more cost-effective by bringing students, parents, counselors, and colleges together online, overcoming cost and distance. CollegeWeekLive is free service for students and parents who often register by the thousands to participate in their live, online events.
The next online event is November 4-7, 2009 at http://www.collegeweeklive.com
To register for the next CollegeWeekLive, please visit http://www.CollegeWeekLive.com



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