Alumni

College Alumni Page

Get in touch with your school on the Internet. Practically all colleges/universities now have Web sites and most of them include pages oriented toward alumni. We have links to most of the college and university Web sites. If your school is not on our lists and you do not know the Uniform Resource Locator (URL), i.e., the Web address, you could try guessing what it is and see whether that gets you to their Web site. Usually, it will be in this format: www.schoolabreviation.edu. For example, Ohio State University's URL is www.osu.edu, preceded, of course, by the protocol prefix, http://. However, this approach may not work if the school's format for their URL deviates from this pattern.

So, here's another approach. Follow one of the following links to a Web site containing links to many college and university Web sites.

The University of Texas maintains a comprehensive Web site listing of U.S. universities organized by state or in alphabetical order, and branch campuses are sometimes included. Community college Web sites are also available by state or in alphabetical order.
Yahoo! has links to colleges and university Web sites and allows you to choose from the following categories:

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College flags, 70 schools to choose from:

Michigan State

	Complete listing - alphabetical	Women's Colleges
	Private by State	American Indian Tribal Colleges
	Public by State	Historically Black Colleges
	Men's Colleges (only one listed)	Community Colleges

Explore the other ways of connecting with your school from CollegiateWorld. See our pages for College Newspapers Online and for College News - Sports. Find old classmates at Classmates.com.

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Find many alumni oriented web sites by using the Google search box below, using alumni as the keyword:

Making a career change: The career services office at your alma mater may provide services to alumni as well as current students. It may be worth your inquiry. A visit to the school's Web site is likely to provide the answer. If not, you might still want to contact them via mail, phone, etc.

Many of the Web sites to which we have links from our page for Jobs and Careers (under the caption Preparing for, and making, the transition to life after college) pertain to both persons with years of experience as well as for new graduates. For these links, we deliberately searched for career oriented Web sites which included new graduates. Conversely, we did not include certain Web sites which seemed exclusively, or mostly, focused on more experienced job seekers. If you would like to see some additional links to career resources on the Internet in CollegiateWorld, let us know by using our feedback form. Indeed, the Internet has become a very significant way to explore employment opportunities.