Dear Ms. Sciarrino:
I recently visited your Home
page, which links to education-related resources. This page
caught my attention because I am with BrainTrack, the
WWW's oldest and most complete directory of
universities and colleges. I noticed that the page links to U.S. college
references. We are a similar resource that offers information
including school profiles and searches not available anywhere
else. I am writing to suggest that linking from your Home page
to BrainTrack's U.S.
BrainTrack offers several advantages for
visitors to your Home page, including:
- Highly
regarded: Established in 1996, BrainTrack is referenced by thousands of sites,
including: universities like Stanford, Harvard, and Yale; government
organizations like the
- Original
profiles: BrainTrack
profiles almost every U.S. higher-education institution with original
overviews, home page links, detailed degree data, similar schools,
and more -- see for instance the profiles for Harvard and
University
of Michigan. Most recently we have begun adding guides for
finding schools, such as by religion, and articles on topics such as
financial aid, accreditation, transfers, and international studies in the
- School
searches: Visitors can find schools by any
search phrase, such as for an area of study.
- Schools by
professions: BrainTrack
is creating lists of U.S. universities and colleges that offer degrees for
high-demand professions -- see for instance our lists for computer
programmers and secondary
school teachers. For programmers and teachers you will also see
that BrainTrack has scholarship programs and a
new section featuring stories from real students. You can find
all of our covered professions on our Colleges by Careers
page.
- World
coverage: BrainTrack links
to over 10,000 university and college sites throughout the world.
The links are organized regionally and updated continually.
Regards,
David Siegel
VP of Operations
Marlborough