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PREPARING YOUR CHILD FOR COLLEGE

Where can I get more information on the topics discussed in this article?

In this section you will find phone numbers, addresses, and books that you can use to get more information about planning for college both financially and academically. You should be able to find most of these books and others like them at your local library.

The following publications and organizations represent a partial list of such sources of information. Their placement on this list does not constitute an endorsement by the U.S. Department of Education.

Books About Occupations and Careers

(1) The Occupational Outlook Handbook, 1992-93 Edition. U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1992.
(2) Careers for the '90s: Everything You Need To Know to Find the Right Career. Research and Education Association, 1991.
(3) The College Board Guide to Jobs and Career Planning, Joyce Slayton Mitchell. The College Board, 1990.

Books About Choosing a College

(1) The College Handbook, 1992. The College Board, 1991.
(2) Peterson's Guide to Four-Year Colleges, 1993, Twenty-Third Edition. Peterson's Guides, Inc., 1992.
(3) Barron's Profiles of American Colleges, Nineteenth Edition. Barron's Educational Series, Inc., 1992.

Information About Taking Standardized Tests

(1) The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and the Achievement 
Tests. Write or call: 
The College Board/ATP 
P.O. Box 6200 
Princeton, NJ 08541 
Phone: 609-771-7600 
(2) The ACT. Write or call: 
ACT Registration 
P.O. Box 414 
Iowa City, IA 52243 
Phone: 319-337-1270 
(3) The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/ National Merit 
Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). Write or call: 
PSAT/NMSQT 
P.O. Box 24700 
Oakland, CA 94632-1700 
Phone: 609-683-0449 or 510-653-5595

Books About Preparing for Standardized Tests

(1) Barron's How To Prepare for the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, Seventh Edition, Samuel Brownstein, Mitchel Weiner, and Sharon Welner Green. Barron's Educational Series, Inc., 1989.
(2) Barron's How to Prepare for the Scholastic Aptitude Test, Sixteenth Edition, Samuel C. Brownstein, Mitchel Welner, and Sharon Welner Green. Barron's Educational Series, Inc., 1991.
(3) Cracking the The SAT and the PSAT, 1993 Edition, Adam Robinson and John Katzman. The Princeton Review, 1992.

Books About Financing Your Child's Education

(1) How To Pay For Your Children's College Education, Gerald Krefetz. The College Board, 1988.
(2) Meeting College Costs. The College Board, 1991. (booklet)
(3) College Financial Aid, Fourth Edition. College Research Group of Concord, Massachusetts, and John Schwartz. Arco Publishing, a Division of Simon and Schuster, Inc., 1991.

Information About U.S. Savings Bonds

Write to: 
Office of Public Affairs 
U.S. Savings Bonds Division 
Washington, DC 20226 
Information About Federal Student Financial Aid 
Request The Student Guide by writing to: 
Federal Student Aid Information Center 
P.O. Box 84 
Washington, DC 20044 
Call the Federal Student Financial Aid Information Center 
toll-free at 1-800-4FED-AID.

Books About Private Sources of Financial Aid

(1) Foundation Grants to Individuals, Seventh Edition. The Foundation Center, 1991.
(2) The A's and B's Of Academic Scholarships, Deborah L. Klein, Editor. Octameron Associates, 1992.
(3) The Scholarship Book, Third Edition, Daniel J. Cassidy and Michael J. Alves. Prentice Hall, Inc., 1990.

Information About Opportunities in Each State

For Information about State financial aid and colleges and universities in specific States, contact the agencies listed below. They can provide you with other contacts in the State for more information.
ALABAMA 
Executive Director 
Commission on Higher Education 
One Court Square, #221 
Montgomery, Alabama 36197-3584 
(205) 269-2700 
FAX: 240-3349 
ALASKA 
Executive Director 
Alaska Postsecondary Education Commission 
P.O. Box 110505 
Juneau, Alaska 99811-0505 
(907) 465-2962 
FAX: 586-4002 
President 
University of Alaska System 
202 Butrovich Building 
Fairbanks, Alaska 99775-5560 
(907) 474-7311 
FAX: 474-7570 
ARIZONA 
Executive Director 
Arizona Board of Regents 
2020 North Central, Suite 230 
Phoenix, Arizona 85012 
(602) 229-2500 
FAX: 229-2555 
ARKANSAS 
Director 
Department of Higher Education 
114 East Capitol 
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 
(501) 324-9300 
FAX: 324-9308 
CALIFORNIA 
Executive Director 
California Postsecondary Education Commission 
1303 J Street, 5th Floor 
Sacramento, California 95814-2983 
(916) 445-1000 
FAX: 327-4417 
California Student Aid Commission 
1515 "S" Street 
North Building, Suite 500 
P.O. Box 510845 
Sacramento, California 94245-0845 
(916) 445-0880 
COLORADO 
Executive Director 
Commission on Higher Education 
1300 Broadway, 2nd Floor 
Denver, Colorado 80203 
(303) 866-4034 
FAX: 860-9750 
CONNECTICUT 
Commissioner of Higher Education 
Department of Higher Education 
61 Woodland Street 
Hartford, Connecticut 06105 
(203) 566-5766 
FAX: 566-7865 
DELAWARE 
Executive Director 
Delaware Higher Education Commission 
820 French Street 
Wilmington, Delaware 19801 
(302) 577-3240 
FAX: 577-3862 
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 
Chief 
Office of Postsecondary Education Research and Assistance 
2100 M. L. King Jr. Avenue, #401 
Washington, D.C. 20020 
(202) 727-3685 
FLORIDA 
Executive Director 
Postsecondary Education Planning Commission 
Florida Education Center 
Collins Building 
Tallahassee, Florida 32399 
(904) 488-7894 
FAX: 922-5388 
Office of Student Financial Assistance 
Florida Department of Education 
Florida Education Center, Suite 1344 
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400 
(904) 488-1034 
GEORGIA 
Chancellor 
Board of Regents 
University System of Georgia 
244 Washington Street, S.W. 
Atlanta, Georgia 30334 
(404) 656-22O4 
FAX: 651-9301 
Georgia Student Finance Commission 
2082 East Exchange Place, Suite 200 
Tucker, Georgia 30084 
(404) 493-5402 
HAWAII 
President 
University of Hawaii System 
2444 Dole Street 
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 
(808) 956-8213 
Hawaii State Postsecondary Education Commission 
2444 Dole Street 
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 
(808) 956-8213 
IDAHO 
Executive Director for Higher Education 
State Board of Education 
650 West State Street, #307 
Boise, Idaho 83720 
(208) 334-2270 
FAX: 334-2632 
ILLINOIS 
Executive Director 
Board of Higher Education 
500 Relsch Building 
4 West Old Capital Square 
Springfield, Illinois 62701 
(217) 782-2551 
FAX: 782-8548 
Illinois Student Assistance Commission 
Executive Offices 
500 West Monroe Street, Third Floor 
Springfield, Illinois 62704 
(217) 782-6767 
INDIANA 
Commissioner for Higher Education 
Commission for Higher Education 
101 West Ohio Street, Suite 550 
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-1909 
(317) 232-1900 
FAX: 232-1899 
State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana 
964 North Pennsylvania Street 
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 
(317) 232-2350 
IOWA 
Executive Director 
State Board of Regents 
Old State Historical Building 
East 12th & Grand 
Des Moines, Iowa 50319 
(515) 281-3934 
FAX: 281-6420 
Iowa College Student Aid Commission 
201 Jeweft Building 
914 Grand Avenue 
Des Moines, Iowa 50309 
(515) 281-3501 
KANSAS 
Executive Director 
Kansas Board of Regents 
400 SW 8th Street, #609 
Topeka, Kansas 66603 
(913) 296-3421 
FAX: 296-0983 
KENTUCKY 
Executive Director 
Council on Higher Education 
W. Frankfort Office Complex 
1050 U.S. 127 South 
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 
(502) 564-3553 
FAX: 564-2063 
Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority 
1050 U.S. 127 South, Suite 102 
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 
(502) 564-7990 
LOUISIANA 
Commissioner 
Board of Regents 
150 Riverside Mall, Suite 129 
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70801-1303 
(504) 342-4253 
FAX: 342-9318 
Office of Student Financial Assistance, Louisiana Student 
Financial Assistance Commission 
P.O. Box 91202 
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70821-9202 
(504) 922-1011 
MAINE 
Chancellor 
University of Maine System 
107 Maine Avenue 
Bangor, Maine 04401-1805 
(207) 947-0336 
FAX: 947-0336 x293 
Financial Authority of Maine, 
Maine Education Assistance Division 
One Weston Court 
State House, Station 119 
Augusta, Maine 04333 
(207) 289-2183 
MARYLAND 
Secretary of Higher Education 
Maryland Higher Education Commission 
16 Francis Street 
Annapolis, Maryland 21401 
(410) 974-2971 
FAX: 974-5376 
MASSACHUSETTS 
Chancellor 
Higher Education Coordinating Council 
1 Ashburton Place, Room 1401 
Boston, Massachusetts 02108-1530 
(617) 727-7785 
FAX: 727-6397 
Massachusetts State Scholarship Office 
330 Stuart Street 
Boston, Massachusetts 02 116 
(617) 727-9420 
MICHIGAN 
Associate Superintendent for Postsecondary Education 
State Department of Education 
P.O. Box 30008 
Lansing, Michigan 48909 
(517) 335-4933 
FAX: 335-4565 
Michigan Higher Education Assistance Authority 
P.O. Box 30008 
Lansing, Michigan 48909 
(517) 373-3394 
MINNESOTA 
Executive Director 
Higher Education Coordinating Board 
550 Cedar Street, #400 
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 
(612) 296-9665 
FAX: 296-3272 
MISSISSIPPI 
Commissioner 
Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning 
3825 Ridgewood Road 
Jackson, Mississippi 39211 
(601) 982-6611 
FAX: 987-4172 
MISSOURI 
Commissioner of Higher Education 
Coordinating Board for Higher Education 
101 Adams Street 
Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 
(314) 751-2361 
FAX: 751-6635 
MONTANA 
Commissioner of Higher Education 
Montana University System 
33 South Last Chance Gulch 
Helena, Montana 59620 
(406) 444-6570 
FAX: 444-7729 
NEBRASKA 
Executive Director 
Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education 
6th Floor, State Capitol 
P.O. Box 95005 
Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 
(402) 471-2847 
FAX: 471-2886 
NEVADA 
Chancellor 
University of Nevada System 
2601 Enterprise Road 
Reno, Nevada 89512 
(702) 784-4901 
FAX: 784-1127 
Nevada Department of Education 
400 West King Street, Capitol Complex 
Carson City, Nevada 89710 
(702) 687-5915 
NEW HAMPSHIRE 
Executive Director 
New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission 
Two Industrial Park Drive 
Concord, New Hampshire 03301-8512 
(603) 271-2555 
Chancellor 
University System of New Hampshire 
Dunlap Center 
Durham, New Hampshire 03824-3563 
(603) 868-1800 
FAX: 868-2756 
NEW JERSEY 
New Jersey Department of Higher Education Office of Student 
Assistance and Information Systems 
4 Quakerbridge Plaza, CN 540 
Trenton, New Jersey 08625 
1-800-792-8670 
NEW MEXICO 
Executive Director 
Commission on Higher Education 
1068 Cerrillos Road 
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501-4295 
(505) 827-7383 
FAX: 827-7392 
NEW YORK 
Commissioner for Higher and Continuing Education 
Room 5B28 Cultural Education Center 
New York State Education Department 
Albany, New York 12230 
(518) 474-5851 
FAX: 486-2175 
The New York State Higher Education Services Corporation 
99 Washington Ave. 
Albany, New York 12255 
(518) 473-0431 
NORTH CAROLINA 
Vice President for Planning 
University of North Carolina 
General Administration 
P.O. Box 2688 
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27515-2688 
(919) 962-6981 
FAX: 962-0488 
North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority (NCSEAA) 
P.O. Box 2688 
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27515-2688 
(919) 549-8614 
College Foundation, Inc. 
2100 Yonkers Road 
Raleigh, North Carolina 27604 
(919) 821-4771 
NORTH DAKOTA 
Chancellor 
North Dakota University System 
State Capitol Building 
Bismarck, North Dakota 58505 
(701) 224-2960 
FAX: 224-2961 
OHIO 
Chancellor 
Ohio Board of Regents 
30 East Broad Street, 36th Floor 
Columbus, Ohio 4326-0417 
(614) 466-0887 
FAX: 466-5866 
OKLAHOMA 
Chancellor 
State Regents for Higher Education 
500 Education Building 
State Capitol Complex 
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 
(405) 524-9100 
FAX: 524-9235 
OREGON 
Chancellor 
State System of Higher Education 
P.O. Box 3175 
Eugene, Oregon 97403-1075 
(503) 346-5700 
FAX: 346-5764 
Oregon State Scholarship Commission 
1445 Willamette Street 
Eugene, Oregon 97401 
(503) 346-4166 
PENNSYLVANIA 
Commissioner for Higher Education 
State Department of Education 
333 Market Street 
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126 
(717) 787-5041 
FAX: 783-5420 
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency 
660 Boas Street 
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17102 
(717) 257-2500 
PUERTO RICO 
Executive Director 
Council on Higher Education 
Box 23305, UPR Station 
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00931 
(809) 758-3350 
FAX: 763-6760 
RHODE ISLAND 
Commissioner of Higher Education 
Office of Higher Education 
301 Promenade Street 
Providence, Rhode Island 02908 
(401) 277-6560 
FAX: 277-6111 
Rhode Island Higher Education Assistance Authority 
560 Jefferson Boulevard 
Warwick, Rhode Island 02886 
(401) 277-2050 
SOUTH CAROLINA 
Commissioner 
Commission on Higher Education 
1333 Main Street, Suite 300 
Columbia, South Carolina 29201 
(803) 253-6260 
FAX: 253-6267 
South Carolina Higher Education Tuition Grants Commission 
1310 Lady Street 
P.O. Box 12159 
Columbia, South Carolina 29211 
(803) 734-1200 
SOUTH DAKOTA 
Executive Director 
Board of Regents 
207 East Capitol Avenue 
Pierre, South Dakota 57501-3159 
(605) 773-3455 
FAX: 773-5320 
Department of Education and Cultural Affairs, Office of the 
Secretary 
700 Governors Drive 
Pierre, South Dakota 57501-2291 
(605) 773-3134 
TENNESSEE 
Executive Director 
Tennessee Higher Education Commission 
404 James Robertson Parkway 
Parkway Towers, Suite 1900 
Nashville, Tennessee 37219-5380 
(615) 741-7562 
FAX: 741-6230 
Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation 
Parkway Towers, Suite 1950 
404 James Robertson Parkway 
Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0820 
(615) 741-1346 
TEXAS 
Commissioner 
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board 
P.O. Box 12788, Capitol Station 
Austin, Texas 78711 
(512) 483-6101 
FAX: 483-6127 
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board 
P.O. Box 12788, Capitol Station 
Austin, Texas 78711 
(512) 483-6340 
UTAH 
Commissioner of Higher Education 
Utah System of Higher Education 
355 West North Temple 
3 Triad Center, Suite 550 
Salt Lake City, Utah 84181-1205 
(801) 538-5247 
FAX: 521-6930 
VERMONT 
Vermont Student Assistance Corporation 
P.O. Box 2000, Champlain Mill 
Winooski, Vermont 05404-2601 
(802) 655-9602 
Chancellor 
Vermont State Colleges 
P.O. Box 359 
Waterbury, Vermont 05676 
(802) 241-2520 
FAX: 244-1746 
President 
University of Vermont 
85 South Prospect Street 
Burlington, Vermont 05401 
(802) 656-3186 
FAX: 656-8432 
VIRGINIA 
Director 
State Council of Higher Education 
101 North 14th Street 
Richmond, Virginia 23219 
(804) 225-2600 
FAX: 225-2604 
WASHINGTON 
Executive Director 
Higher Education Coordinating Board 
917 Lakeridge Way, GV-11 
Olympia, Washington 98504 
(206) 753-3241 
FAX: 753-1784 
WEST VIRGINIA 
Chancellor 
State College System of West Virginia 
1018 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Suite 700 
Charleston, West Virginia 25301 
(304) 348-0699 
FAX: 348-0259 
Chancellor 
University of West Virginia System 
1018 Kanawha Boulevard, East, Suite 700 
Charleston, West Virginia 25301 
(304) 558-2736 
FAX: 558-3264 
WISCONSIN 
Higher Educational Aids Board 
P.O. Box 7885 
Madison, Wisconsin 53707 
(608) 267-2206 
President 
University of Wisconsin System 
1700 Van Hise Hall 
1220 Linden Drive 
Madison, Wisconsin 53706 
(608) 262-2321 
FAX: 263-2046 
WYOMING 
The Community College Commission 
122 West 25th Street 
Herschler Building, 2W 
Cheyenne, WY 82002 
(307) 777-7763 
President 
University of Wyoming 
Box 3434 
University Station 
Laramie, WY 82071 
(307) 766-4121
This handbook was written by Elizabeth Eisner and Valentina K. Tikoff, under the direction of Alan Ginsburg, Bruno V. Manno, and Maureen A. McLaughlin. Barbara Gleason, Daniel Goldenberg, David Goodwin, Dan Morrissey, Susan W. Wolf, and Steven W. Zwillinger also contributed to the project.