<p>Like Average SAT, Strongest Majors, etc....</p>
<p>So far, I've just been using PR's website.</p>
<p>If your school tcci naviance... that is the best because it shows the accepted stats from your school.</p>
<p>go sit in a barnes and noble or borders for a couple of hours and read through a few college guides- there will be shelves and shelves of them that have the info you are looking for</p>
<p>There aren't any real rankings for how quality undergrad majors are...is there? </p>
<p>For SATs and other stats collegeboard has some stats, and guides like Fiske have more info too</p>
<p>The most accurate data you will find is if the school publishes the so-called "Common Dataset" admission statistics. Google to see if you can find one for the schools of interest to you.</p>
<p>Or check this link..</p>
<p>collegedata. com, collegeboard. com</p>
<p>Bump 10char</p>
<p>fastweb is really good too, although you might have to sign up (its free) to use it. For most colleges it gives sat and act test data, student/fac ratio, girl/guy ratio, undergrad/grad ratio, tuition, ect. Fastweb is also a great scholarship database.</p>
<p>I get sick of logging into PR after a while so now I use College Board. I also seem to find College Board a little more in depth compared to PR. Despite that, I still happen to use both PR and College Board.</p>
<p>Tcci Naviance would be the best if your school has it. I love the scattergrams because I can compare myself to other students who were accepted/rejected</p>
<p>I was always told that most schools don't disclose actual stats such as avg. SAT or avg. GPA. They only give you a range. However, I've also been told that the commercial college guides are inaccurate. Much of their info is outdated although they claim otherwise.</p>
<p>I find other things than stats matter also. Campusdirt.com and Studentsreview.com are useful in getting biased but less "data-centric" views of schools. Statistics tend to make all schools look the same.</p>
<p>Has anyone used Prep HeadQuarters?
My school just got it. It has all the scattergrams & stuff to compare GPA & test scores at colleges -- just like Naviance. I just started using it & it seems really easy. My counselor told me it's free -- I guess Naviance is pretty expensive.
So, if anyone has used it and has any tips, let me know. :-)</p>