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Colleges With Accommodations and Services for the Hearing–Impaired Student
Here's a tip: Most hearing-impaired people can read lips, so just keep that in mind when you're talking to them. You don't need to shout at them--it makes you look like a crazy person.
Small Colleges That Support Their Sports Teams
These colleges may be small, but they got heart! Don't doubt these schools or their commitment to the game—you could be in trouble.
source: College Finder Research
Top Financial Aid Tips for Disadvantaged International Students
University can be expensive for international students in the US. Here's how economically disadvantaged students can pay for their education.
Honors Colleges: Making a Large School Seem Smaller
Bright, determined students sometimes need a more challenging, focused learning environment. These schools give them that. FYI, this list is from The College Finder, 2017 edition now available!
source: College Finder research and John Willingham's A Review of Fifty Public University Honors Programs, 2014
Colleges With Strength in Cycling
Is the Tour de France your own personal Super Bowl? Then take a look at these schools with great cycling programs.
Colleges Where Teachers Are Particularly Supportive of Students With Learning Differences
The professors at these schools don't let anyone fall behind. For that, we think they should get an extra apple on their desk. Did we say apple? We meant a 25% raise.
Colleges in the Associated Kyoto Program
Fire-red temples, Mount Fuji, and the world's best sushi, hands down: who wouldn't to study in Japan? These schools sponsor students for an entire year in one of the country's oldest and most beautiful cities.
Colleges Where Students With Learning Differences Succeed
As an expert on learning disabilities programs, Melinda Kopp knows more than we do--we can admit it! She's a Denver-based educational consultant, and she handpicked the following colleges for LD students.
Public Schools With the Greatest Percentage of Out–of–State First–Year Students
These universities must be doing something right, because students go the distance, literally, to attend.
source: CollegeXpress
The Experts' Choice: Colleges Where Learning–Disabled Students Succeed
Learning disabilities or not, we're all still going for a naked midnight run through the quad together.
The Experts' Choice: Colleges That Are Worth Every Penny
Don't even bother with looking at the price tag. If you get into one of these schools, you go. Period.
FYI, this list is from the latest edition of The College Finder, now available!
source: College Finder Research
Colleges with Automotive Programs
Explore our list of top colleges offering automotive programs, from engineering degrees to hands-on technician training. Find the right school to kick-start your career.
Where Female Humanities PhDs Received Their Undergraduate Degrees
Young women considering pursuing a PhD in the humanities can follow in the footsteps of many of their peers at these 10 schools.
source: Weighted Baccalaureate Origins Study, Higher Education Data Sharing Consortium
Colleges With Strength in Equestrian Studies
Equestrian Studies is more about graceful jumps than wild rodeos, but it's still a great path for anyone interested in the care and management of horses.
Dr. Mark Fisher, an independent educational consultant in Atlanta and researcher of colleges appropriate for Jewish students, lists the following as his favorites because they attract Jewish students and have an active Jewish community. In addition, many have kosher dining.
source: College Finder Research
Colleges and Universities With the Most Scenic Campuses
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder—and these colleges and universities are something to behold! We surveyed high school students in the CollegeXpress community and asked them about the most scenic campuses they've found in their college research. They said these schools are among the prettiest they've visited.
source: CX Student Users
Colleges With Fine History Departments
Most liberal arts and sciences schools offer courses in history...after all, it's a core subject. But where can you find history departments that go beyond the basics? The following colleges offer programs that are worth a second look.
source: College Finder Research
Here are the colleges for the student who did well in high school but really wants to takeoff in college.
There are thousands of colleges in the US, so you won't recognize all these names. But you should get to know them! Kpakpundu Ezeze—a respected and knowledgeable educational consultant in Washington, DC—identified the following great institutions that don't have high name recognition.
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