Academic Resources and Links
Financial Aid
Should You Study Abroad?
Studying abroad can be one of the most enriching adventures you can take while in college. You get to go somewhere far away for an entire semester, meet new people, eat new food, see new things, and go to school too! If you make the best of it, the experience can be just like an extended vacation (with school work).
Several ISAE students have studied abroad and in other schools here in the U.S. April McClellan and Connie Moreno, two ISAE Peer Advisors, have studied abroad in London! Most students can currently "Study Abroad" in the continental United States (i.e., Boston, Washington D.C.), or overseas. Universities are available for the Study Abroad program are located all over the world! From Argentina to Zimbabwe. From France to Japan. From Ireland to South Africa. Whatever your interests there is sure to be a Study Abroad program for you. Speak to your ISAE Counselor to see how you can prepare for this experience
Academic Success
- Ask the Dietitian
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Books online and it's free!! Read Elements of Style; a great book on the mechanics of proper grammar and good writing.
General College Resources
- Achieva.com- This is an excellent website with everything you need to start the college search process from choosing a college to getting financial aid. This site also offers the "Proven 9 Step Process" article above, as well as test prep materials, scholarship information and a lot more.
- College Center - The mission of this site is "to provide advice to students and parents about selecting appropriate colleges and universities, financing college costs, and choosing the school that is most suitable to the student's academic and career interests and family finances." Here you will find great free information about this entire process, which you can customize for your student and family.
Math Assistance
Oral Presentation Tips and Strategies
How to Get Started on a Research Paper
Resources
Library of Congress
Study Guides and Strategies
Time Management
Writing Tips