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There are some free websites with very helpful information for students applying to college. These sites have advice on
the planning and application process, forums for students, and advice on funding your education. I've recommended
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You can read about what they have to offer here:
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I recommend you try EducationPlanner, which has a section on applying to colleges. Also look at College Confidential,
which has an outstanding forum on College Admissions, with questions answered by students, parents and admissions
experts. They also have a forum for International Students, which might be useful to you.
I wish you well in your studies here.
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