There are a ton of choices in the world of schools today. From traditional four-year universities to private colleges to online learning to vocational education, you've got a choice for just about everything about your educational experience.

After you decide what kind of school to attend, you'll need to pay for it.

Below are a bunch of quick links with informationabout everything from colleges, universities, financial aid, technical schools, finishing your high school education or GED, applying to schools, the SAT, and more.

Which school is right for me? Is it a four-year school? Is it a two-year school? Is it a tech school? How about online learning? Click here to find out the differences between each program and the advantages and disadvantages of each.

The Hope 529 Program with DeKalb Tech DeKalb Tech has a program that will pay for almost everything: tuition, mandatory fees, and a portion of your books. Read more here. Presented by: DeKalb Tech

How am I going to pay for this? If the Hope Grant isn't for you, there are other ways to hook up with the money. That's what you hope to have after you finish school. In order to get the check, you've got to write a check to the school, college, or university of your choice. Where's that check going to come from? Your bank account? A financial aid office? The government? Find out the different options here.

The SAT Or is it the ACT? LSAT? Click here for a quick guide to standardized tests. Applying to the school of your choice Don't be intimidated by the application process. Read more about the options here.