Andy Said:

College admission lists with high school information?

We Answered:

I doubt that exists on a national scale (and if it does, it wouldn't be available for a while....a lot of schools haven't even finished the admissions cycle yet).

If you're asking this because you're curious about your school's stats, talk to the guidance department. I'm sure they track this information, and they may make these stats available to students...or could at least tell you trends in terms of their success rates of getting students into specific schools or types of schools.

My (public) school kept these statistics, and gave it this detailed analysis and list of schools at an annual meeting for parents and students about applying to college.

Try this site

http://best-free-college-information-usa.blogspot.com/

Free College information on 50+ leading online colleges offering 4,000+ degrees.

Marlene Said:

Car insurance discounts for high school and college students?

We Answered:

to get cheaper insurance you just SHOP AROUND A LOT. I put it in capitals as that is the main thing.
Just spend a WEEK getting quoted by everyone, keep a note of who quoted you what, then go for the cheapest.
I've bookmarked this sites to go back to, it's free to get quotes
http://gsx1.com/InsuranceComparison.html
http://gsx1.com/Car-Insurance/100.php
http://finance.ebookorama.com/ukusa-sele…

you'll find TONS more in google

Bernice Said:

Does what high school you attending matter when it comes to applying for college?

We Answered:

It is not what school you attend, it is how you did in high school that matters to good or famous(?) colleges. If you earned excellent grades, participated in a variety of extracurricular activites, did well on SAT's, and have good recommendations from teachers, then you should be able to get into some good colleges. Money is also important! You need to be able to afford to go to a good college; or be able to qualify for loans, grants, scholarships.

Good luck and I hope you get to go to the school of your dreams: )

Jerome Said:

Photography college programs on Long Island for high school students?

We Answered:

Kara,
you can also look at the New York Institute of Photography as a course. It wouldn't interfere with you going to school for other subjects

Gene Said:

Information on Student Visa to study at an American High school?

We Answered:

If you contact the High School itself in Virgiinia, they will be able to give you all the information and help you.

Phyllis Said:

college/high school students would you be interested in learning how to speed read?

We Answered:

Its a hard question to answer i think it would depend on how many classes you would need to learn how to speed read... i would definitely take a class in it, it would be extremely useful and I would pay anywhere from $45- 150 depending on how many classes it took to learn it

Patrick Said:

Summer college programs for high school students?

We Answered:

you would be better off looking into the summer programs at john's hopkins in baltimore...you can also look at syracuse, iona and rochester all have summer study programs...