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Yobeat's Top 10 Colleges for Snowboarding By Brooke Geery Aug 27th, 2013. If you are looking for some colleges and you are into snowboarding and skiing, this is the website for you. Yobeat is running down the list of the top 10 snowboarding colleges and Vermont takes four and ninth place with UVM and Middlebury

This site has a list of the top art schools in the US. Each school has a link you can click to look into what the school offers and how its resources could apply to you in a search for the best art school.

This site tells you the top 13 endangered animals and why they are endangered.

This provides vocal exercises and warm-ups for improving the vocal range and producing a desired sound.

Use this website to help guide you in the college essay writing process. It has many tips that can help polish your essay, or help get you started! Some of the tips include, write and rewrite, keep in focus, and get a second opinion. Of course, there are more tips, and each of them are elaborated on.

Good ideas for books to read if your interested in classic french literature.

This website is amazing! It really helped me see all the reasons in detail of why to become a pharmacist. Although I already had my own ideas and understanding of the job, this added greatly to it and I HIGHLY recommend it to everyone who's thinking of becoming a pharmacist or any version of the job.

These tips from actor Mark Westbrook give tips for practicing cold reading scripts during an audition.

Gives top 10 endangered species information, wild animals facts and breaking environmental news. Also gives info in new species that have been found.

Interesting article on the "top 10" words that cannot be translated to english. As I have learned over the years it is quite hard to translate one dialect into the other because many words don't correspond.

This website has an extensive list of environmental education scholarships for college undergraduates majoring in some sort of environmental studies.

This site allows you to look at reviews of colleges written by alumnis or attending students. This gives you a different perspective of that college. It also allows you to know things that college tours simply don't tell you. They also have scholarship opportunities that you can apply for. On top of that, you can see rankings of schools and research further into each school you are interested in. I have found this website very helpful in my college search, and I have even applied to a few scholarships on this site.

College Prowler is a site that rates colleges and universities so that people who are going through the college process can navigate towards a better school. If you can't decide between two schools and you don't have the time to visit again, you can use this site to help make your decision!

College Prowler is the website to use! Its a quick, easy, and free sign up process to gain access to all the website has to offer. Once you have an account, you can search any college you want and it will bring you to an information page. The college pages consist of student reviews, which in my opinion, are the most reliable source! You can look through individual tabs such as summary, about the school, about the students, about the campus and about the location. Under each of these tabs are an abundance of information and reviews that help you fully understand the college. The best tool on College Prowler is the Applicant Status. With this tool you can plug in your GPA and SAT/ACT scores, and it will place you among statistics showing people admitted, denied, wait listed, and attending. It is a great way to see where you stand in terms of college admittance!

this is a really well made website that covers results from big shows and sales. dairy shows online uses pictures to capture what is/was happening in the show ring and when covering shows they give the top 10 placing with the cows name the sire of the cow and the owners of the cows

Unigo is another great college research source. I particularly like this sight because its focus is on the opinions of students attending the college, with less insight from the college itself. The information I found on Unigo was honest, with both good and bad responses about my college. It was a great way to look at my "dream schools" from a different point of view through comments, photos, and videos. Unigo has a really great, straightforward college search that narrowed down my top colleges. Also, Unigo had great tips on college essay writing, and filling out applications.

This site is a great blog for people teaching kids. The specific blog entry here gives an idea to teachers how to teach the students independence by prompting them. I recommend this blog to any one going into the teaching field

This book interviews top colleges about what they like and don't like to see in college essays. The book also has over 100 sucessful college essays that students got accepted into college with. It shares good essay topics to write an essay about and tips on how to format it.

This is an article that provides advice on how to successfully make a great snowboard edit. It provides good and bad examples as well as good rules of thumb.

This is just a list of some great farm-to-table restaurants in the U.S. which I would love to go to some day. Sadly none are in Vermont, but I love how restaurants become so innovative with seasonal and local ingredients, which I feel like every business should strive to achieve.

This website was helpful to me because it gave me new insights into qualities a successful leader has. It was also well organized and used simple language.