CC mentioned in Money Magazine

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<p>This month's Money Magazine has a cover story on "The 28 Best Money Websites". Under the College section, there's a nice little blurb about CollegeConfidential.com.</p>

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For an unvarnished view, go to CollegeConfidential.com, which has the best discussion boards around. Users debate the merits of thousands of colleges and handicap their chances of getting into their dream schools. The banter is mostly civil, but don't dismiss a school if it's being bashed: Rejected applicants can be harsh.

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<p>The whole article can be found here
Best</a> money Web sites: Click your way to the right school - Dec. 4, 2007</p>

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<p>Thanks for letting us know. And thanks to all of you participants for making this such a great place to get information about colleges.</p>

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<p>Try rejected mommies.</p>

<p>:)</p>

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Rejected applicants can be harsh

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Try rejected mommies.

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<p>HAHA! True Dat! :rolleyes:</p>

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<p>Yesssssssssssssssss! Goo Cc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>

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<p>I wonder if the author is a poster or a lurker?</p>

<p>This is the best message board I've ever found.</p>

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<p>awww... is this our 15 minutes of fame?</p>

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<p>Handicap their chances of getting into their dream schools? I think not.</p>

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<p>aquamarinee- I think the person means handicap like in horseracing. Handicappers are the people that assign the odds for a race and try to predict who will win.</p>

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<p>mm99-
Agreed-- that is how I read and interpreted the use of the term "handicap" in this article. However, the other interpretation is kinda funny, aquamarinee.</p>

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<p>They would make a horse-racing reference in Money Magazine...</p>