Test Registration
The PSAT/NMSQT, SAT, and SAT II are administered by the College Board. Contact college counseling for additional information about registration and testing dates.

The ACT is accepted by most colleges in lieu of the SAT. Contact college counseling for additional information regarding registration and testing dates.

College search and application information:
Peterson's is a comprehensive guide to undergraduate schools and online resources about test preparation, admissions essay tips and financial aid information.

The College Board has a free college search tool.

U-Can is a free consumer-informed college information web site, sponsored by the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities.

Naviance, an on-line, web-based college search tool, is available to all juniors and seniors, as well as their parents. With their passwords, students can access extensive college information, as well as PCD's history of applicants to many colleges.

Many schools accept the Common Application. This site also includes information about financial aid.

Athletics:
Student athletes may obtain important information about eligibility at the NCAA Eligibility Center.

See also the NCAA web site.

Financial aid and scholarship sites:
Obtain an application for federal student aid at FAFSA .

Obtain an application for private college financial aid, the CSS Profile.

Fastweb includes searches for scholarships, colleges, and internships.

Students.gov is an official government website that includes information on scholarships, colleges, and aid available through government service.

Finaid.org is a comprehensive resource of all things related to financial aid.