This program is designed to support the student through the college application process. We provide a mentor/mentee atmosphere where the student receives the advice, direction, support and help preparing for their journey into their college career.

SAT Prep Classes
NEAT, in partnership with Wesleyan's Upward Bound Program, is offering free SAT Prep classes to high school juniors and seniors who meet certain criteria. 
Financial Aid Information
Workshops provided to give information about (FAFSA) Free Application for Federal Student Aid, college loans and scholarships offered
College Visits
Providing the students with a view of different types of colleges. 
Gap Year Alternatives
 For students who feel unprepared for college, programs such as Job Corps, Peace Corps and Americorps information provided. These are programs that can help the students take a step back and get an idea of their choices before moving forward into college.
calendar

 The calendar is here to update you on meetings, workshops and college visits.
workshops
All workshops are FREE. We offer essay writing workshops to help students prepare essays for college and scholarship applications. Financial aid, college loans and scholarship information.
Peace Corps, Americorps and Job Corps workshops. 
CT colleges
Public and Private liberal arts colleges

• Albertus Magnus College – New Haven
• Connecticut College – New London
• Eastern Connecticut State University – Willimantic
• Central Connecticut State University – New Britain
• Charter Oak State College – New Britain
• Southern Connecticut State University – New Haven
• Western Connecticut State University – Danbury
• Saint Joseph College – West Hartford (woman's college)
• Trinity College – Hartford
• Wesleyan University – Middletow

 Private colleges and universities

• Berkeley Divinity School – New Haven
• Briarwood College – Southington
• University of Bridgeport – Bridgeport
• Fairfield University – Fairfield
• Hartford Seminary – Hartford
• University of Hartford – West Hartford
• Holy Apostles College and Seminary – Cromwell
• Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts – Old Lyme
• Mitchell College – New London
• University of New Haven – West Haven
• Paier College of Art – Hamden
• Post University – Waterbury
• Quinnipiac University – Hamden
• Rensselaer at Hartford – Hartford
• Sacred Heart University – Fairfield
• Yale University – New Haven
• Goodwin College – East Hartf

 Public colleges and universities
 Federal-Level Military Academy

• United States Coast Guard Academy – New London

 Bachelor's

• Central Connecticut State University – New Britain
• Charter Oak State College – New Britain
• Eastern Connecticut State University – Willimantic
• University of Connecticut – Storrs (main campus); Avery Point, Stamford, Torrington,Waterbury, West Hartford (regional campuses)
• Southern Connecticut State University – New Haven
• Western Connecticut State University – Danbury (main campus); Waterbury (secondary campus)

 Associate's
See also Connecticut Community Colleges

• Asnuntuck Community College – Enfield est. 1969
• Capital Community College – Hartford est. 1967
• Charter Oak State College – New Britain est. 1973
• Gateway Community College – New Haven est. 1992
• Housatonic Community College – Bridgeport est. 1967
• Manchester Community College – Manchester est. 1963
• Middlesex Community College – Middletown est. 1966
• Naugatuck Valley Community College – Waterbury est. 1962
• Northwestern Connecticut Community College – Winsted est. 1965
• Norwalk Community College – Norwalk est. 1961
• Quinebaug Valley Community College – Danielson est. 1971
• Three Rivers Community College – Norwich est. 1992
• Tunxis Community College – Farmington est. 1969