Education, Internships and Financial Aid Riley Guide. This is a comprehensive listing of career and employment-related links-- well organized and a good starting place for assessing career opportunities. Bschool.com (Marr/Kirkwood Official Guide to Business School Webs). Sponsored by the Social Science Research Network, this site provides or links you with most information about graduate programs, including comparative rankings and information on "The Best B-Schools". Top Business Schools Listings. Peterson Guide. This site provides a search engine to identify possible programs by area of study and other criteria, as well as information about graduate programs, including the MBA. Official MBA Guide. A database of MBA programs, searchable by criteria important to you. MBA Explorer. Official information about the GMAT. fastWeb. Financial Aid Search through the Web. This is a searchable database of 275,000 scholarships and loans from 10,000 sources. Fill out a form to be matched to financial aid. Accepted.com. How to write your application essay, answer application questions, and write your own recommendations for grad school. Also, tips on better writing and links to B-School applications. The Black Collegian. The internet version of the publication for African-American college students. Provides career and graduate school information. Business Education and Success. What Top Executives at Fortune 1000 companies say. "Spotting Talent and Potential in the Business World", a survey by the National Urban League.   MyRoad. is a website supporting the College Board (SAT) with good information on colleges, majors, and careers. (Site regrettably requires a fee for some of its services.) Study Abroad. Information about taking courses in a foreign country. Mission Possible: Finding an Internship. An article from the Washington Post with links to internships. National Assembly of Voluntary Health and Social Welfare Organizations. This site lists paid and unpaid internships with non-profit organizations, most listings are volunteer work during the summer -- "give back" and get experience . LEAD: Leadership Education and Development Programs in Business. This is a coalition of major MBA programs and corporations with a mission to increase the number of minorities in business. LEAD can help with internships and graduate scholarships. U.S. News-Online.edu. The news magazine's resource for information, advice, and links about education and careers. Law School Admissions Council Online. The starting place to apply for law school with good advice, links, and tips.