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Apply To College From Facebook

November 14, 2007 — 04:48 AM PST — by Stan Schroeder — Share This

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From now on, not only can you spend your college days idling on Facebook, you can even apply to college from Facebook. You can do this through an application called College Planner, which is a tool for student wannabes to research their options and see which colleges their friends are interested in. After you choose the ones you like, you can send your application directly from College Planner.

This application is created by Embark, a company specializing in helping youngsters research, choose and apply to colleges and schools.

Sounds like a surprisingly useful Facebook app; however, I cringe at the generation of donut-throwing, vampire-biting Facebookheads getting their hands on something like this, and I feel sorry for the folks at colleges who are actually going to have to look through all these applications.

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