College-University Info.

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COLLEGE WEB SITES 

Alice Lloyd College – Pippa Passes, KY                                   

Appalachian State University – Boone, NC                      

The Art Institutes                                                

Austin Peay State University – Clarksville, TN       

Belmont University - Nashville, TN       

Bryan College - Dayton, TN     

Carson-Newman University – Jefferson City, TN                        

Clemson University – Clemson, SC         

Converse College – Spartanburg, SC             

Culinary Institute of America  (locations in New York, California, Texas)

Cumberland University - Lebanon, TN

Davidson College – Davidson, North Carolina 

Emory & Henry College – Emory, VA                          

Emory University – Atlanta, GA                                

Erskine College – Due West, SC                                        

East Tennessee State University – Johnson City, TN          

Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)  – Atlanta, GA                                   

Johnson University - Knoxville, TN and Kissimmee, FL

King University - Bristol, TN

Kingsport Center for Higher Education

Lincoln Memorial University - Harrogate, TN

Mars Hill University - Mars Hill, NC

Maryville College – Maryville, TN                      

Middle Tennessee State University – Murfreesboro, TN         

Milligan University – Milligan, TN                                         

Northeast State - Blountville, TN        

Savannah College of Art and Design   

Sewanee: The University of the South – Sewanee, TN   

TN College of Applied Technology Elizabethton    

TN College of Applied Technology Elizabethton - Kingsport Extension Campus

TN College of Applied Technology Morristown       

TN Tech University – Cookeville, TN                     

Tusculum University – Greeneville, TN                           

University of Georgia - Athens, GA

University of Kentucky - Lexington, KY

University of Memphis – Memphis, TN                         

University of Tennessee Chattanooga              

University of Tennessee Knoxville                                        

University of Virginia – Charlottesville, VA             

Vanderbilt University – Nashville, TN          

Washington University in St. Louis – St. Louis, MO             

Walters State Community College- Morristown, TN           

Western Carolina University - Cullowhee, NC

 

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College Search

Go to: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-search

**If you want to save your search results you must create an account.

Click on each filter along the left side of the screen and answer the questions within each filter. Note that you can indicate the degree of each filter area from “Don’t care” to “Must have”. 

Once completed, view all of your matches. If you did not have any matches, change your preferences to “want” instead of “must have”. Add colleges of your choice to your favorites.

Next steps:

  1. Plan a college visit to your favorite colleges
  2. Evaluate cost; consider financial aid & scholarship possibilities
  3. Decide on which colleges you want to apply to
  4. (Seniors) Apply online during College App Week Sept. 29-Oct. 4
  5. (Seniors) Complete FAFSA January 1 (estimate)
  6. (Seniors) Update FAFSA once taxes are completed
  7. (Seniors) Apply for scholarships throughout the year (local & national)
  8. (Seniors) Receive financial aid award letter from colleges & determine where you want to attend


Wondering where to go to college?  How much will it cost?  What do I need to get in?  What does the campus look like?   Below are some websites to explore to help you learn more about various colleges.

Campus Explorer

Campus Tours

College Click TV

ACADEMIC COMMON MARKET

Is a degree program you’d like to pursue not available in your state? Is out-of state tuition a barrier to a major offered at a college in another state? Looking for options with lower tuition?

Study in a specialized field at an out-of-state college.
Pay in-state tuition rates.

To qualify, you must: 

Be a resident of one of 15 participating SREB states.

Select a program eligible for residents of your home state.

Complete the admission process at the institution that offers the program.

Be certified as a resident of your home state by contacting your state’s ACM coordinator.