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Researching Colleges
College Information
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College Search Options
In addition to Naviance's SuperMatch College Search, students are encouraged to consider:
Big Future: Part of College Board's website, it's a great place to do college research. It is not a substitute for Naviance; it's just a good second source.
CaliforniaColleges: Students can explore 2-year and 4-year colleges (public and private) in California. This website provides resources about college and financial aid as well.
Early Action and Early Decision Options
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Early Action or Early Decision
Early Action: Restrictive or Nonrestrictive?
Early Decision: Commitment? Is this a good option for you?
Learn more about the different admissions options here.
Early Decision Acceptance Rates
Which colleges accept more Early Decision candidates? Here are some numbers.
Examples of EA and ED
Restrictive Early Action (aka Single Choice Early Action): You apply to only one college under the Early Action option. Example: Stanford
Nonrestrictive Early Action: You can apply to other colleges under EA or regular decision options.
Example: Santa Clara University and Oregon State University
Colleges That Change Lives
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Looking for colleges that provide incredible academic opportunities and vibrant learning communities? Check out these colleges.