The College Board Index of Majors ; Graduate Degrees 2004: All-New Twenty-sixth Edition
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The most recommended guide to college majors
This essential guide helps you find the colleges with the major you want at the degree level you need. With The College Board Index of Majors & Graduate Degrees 2004 students can determine which of the six hundred majors is right for them and which colleges offer that major.
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The College Board has played a significant role in American education since 1900. Its members include virtually all colleges in the country and a growing number of high schools. Their faculties and administrators serve as advisers and supporters of College Board activities, giving the organization a level of authoritativeness that no other publisher can match. The College Board is the leader in the field of college information and test preparation publications. The College Board College Handbook has been published since 1941 and is widely recognized for its accuracy and comprehensiveness; as the sponsor of the SATs, the Board also publishes the most authoritative and respected book on preparing for the SAT — 10 Real SATs.
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December 23rd, 2009 at 11:43 pm
This guide is very helpful but should not be your sole guide to which college offers what grad programs – they do not include every single program. For example, the University of Maryland has a public relations program, but is not included under that section. It is an easy-to-use supplement, but don’t forget to try Petersons.com and any other sources you may find.