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Web Registration
Link to the College's online registration website.

Skills for Coping With College
This page includes many links that will help you succeed as a student. There is information about New England Institute of Technology, setting goals, study skills, learning styles, coping skills, motivation, and computer competency. There is also a list of helpful books (located in the Library) on many of these topics.

Skills Grid
This page includes a wealth of tips and guides to getting yourself organized, making plans, setting goals, sharpening skills, and managing stress. The skills are arranged in general subject areas with specific skills noted in the column on the left.

English Lab Helpful Sites
This page includes selected websites for grammar review, reading review, and citing research sources.

Community Enrichment Resources
Links to resources related to community service and volunteer programs. It also includes the CE101 Community Enrichment course syllabus and accompanying materials.

Resources for International Students
If you are away from home and need information to help you succeed in the United States, these websites can help. Resources include:

• information about the United States
• information about Rhode Island
• links to newspapers from your home country
• bilingual and technical dictionaries
• information about studying English as a second language (ESL)
• web page and text translators

Scholarships and Financial Aid Resources
Annotated list of sources for obtaining scholarships and financial aid.

Resume Preparation Tips
Instructional web page that describes the basic components of a resume, includes samples of chronological, functional, and combination resumes, and a sample list of references. Tips for which information to include are also covered.

Preparing a Cover Letter
Describes the basic parts of a cover letter and provides samples of block and modified block format letters. Includes tips on what should be mentioned in the letter.

Poster Presentations
You may need to make a poster presentation (or some other kind of presentation for class.) Check out this bibliography of websites for some great advice, tips, suggestions, and even layouts. [pdf, word doc]

Career Help: Websites for Choosing a Career and Finding a Job
This web page provides links to professional organizations, general job search web sites, sites specific to certain technologies, and links to information about professional licensing. These sites can also be useful to determine what courses and certifications are helpful for specific careers.

Library Words and Terms
Like any specialty, there are numerous words and terms that are used in libraries. Often those involved with a specialty, whether it be baking or brain surgery, are so familiar with their specialized terminology that they take it for granted that others know those words. Currently, library words and terms mingle with words from and about computers.

For words and terms pertaining to libraries, see: ODLIS: Online Dictionary for Library and Information Science by Joan M. Reitz, Associate Librarian for Instruction at the Ruth A. Haas Library, Western Connecticut State University (WCSU) in Danbury, CT.