GuideForParents.com Content

All of the content in this section was developed by Jan A. Maas to address the most common questions and concerns that parents brought to him when he was head of the Education & Job Information Center at the Brooklyn Public Library.
How can I find a test prep class for my son or daughter?
Are there directories that will help me find a specialized college or university?
Do you have any advice on where to start with the college search and application process?
Where can I find help with application essays?
Are there tools for finding available scholarships my child may be eligible for?
How can I prepare to help my child with the athletic recruiting process?
What do all the college rankings mean to me?
How can I look for colleges that fit my needs and style?
What is the PSAT/NMSQT?
I've heard about scholarships scams, how can I make sure I am not a victim?
Where can I find the Common Application?
Where can I find information about community colleges?
Financial Aid: Where do I start?
Should I have my child apply online?
Are there any tutorials for the TOEFL?
What should I know about scholarships and grants?
I have questions about financial aid and scholarships, where can I find some answers?
What is the difference between all the college search sites out there?
What should I know about filing the FAFSA online?
Are there resources and tips for taking the SAT and Subject Tests?
I want to visit some colleges, but I don't know where to start!
I'm an international student, what do I need to know about college in the U.S.?
What are the basics I should know about Financial Aid?
Are there resources and tips for taking the ACT?
Are there any resources targeted at parents for the college search process?
What is the AP Program?
We don't have time to actually go visit my child's first choice school, what should I do?