High school students planning to go to college cite the Internet as the second most important resource available to them, after their guidance counselors, according to a survey by the Art & Science Group. The Internet has had a profound effect on the way we do business, gather information, and communicate with one other. Consider the Web's groundbreaking impact on college exploration. Less than 15 years ago, high school students had to research and plan for college via snail mail, telephone calls to college officials, or through costly and time-consuming campus visits. Today, students can use the Internet to find information about almost any college-related topic imaginable. They can use the Web to help choose a major; research admissions requirements; apply for scholarships; and tour colleges via online videos, photographs, and audio recordings. There are websites that feature student reviews of professors and schools that are brutally honest in their assessment. Students can...

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