A useful site for "comparative shopping," allowing you to view information and statistics (expenses, enrollment figures, programs/majors, financial aid, etc.) for a list of institutions you define by institution type and location (by state or by distance from a particular zip code).

Another "comparative shopping" site. Allows you to compare one institution's costs and statistics (student body makeup, retention, graduation, etc.) to another's. The site also contains an "Affordability Estimator."

View College Portrait's estimates for the cost of attending UM.

An overview credit hour costs and various fees associated with course enrollment. (Costs for books and supplies are not included; follow College Portrait's Affordability Estimator link for a "ball park" estimate of books and supplies.)

Information on admission requirements, applications, deadlines, etc.

Statistics on UM student retention and graduation.

• Transfer Credit Evaluation Process - Learn what you need to do in order to have credit from another institution transferred to, and evaluated by, UM.
• Transfer Equivalency Tables - View a select group of transfer equivalency tables (tables that match up UM courses with courses deemed equivalent courses at other institutions).
• Transfer and Articulation - After your initial transfer evaluation, it may be possible to have other courses declared equivalencies or prerequisites. The Transfer and Articulation Office can assist and advise you in this.

• Student Financial Aid Office - UM's Financial Aid Office
• 7 Easy Steps to the FAFSA - FAFSA's quick guide to requesting federal financial aid.

Fee payment options, plans, calendars, and deadlines.

Criteria for Tennessee residency (in-state tuition).

• Overview of Registration
• Quick Guide to Online Registration

Advice from UM's Veteran Services Office.

• Undergraduate Catalog
• Graduate Catalog
• Law School: Academics

An online degree-planning aid you can use to track your undergraduate degree progress or to look at "what if" scenarios (What if I change my major to Xxxx? What would be involved?)

Information for commuter students and for students who are older than the traditional 18-21 year old group. Includes information on support groups/organizations as well as off-campus housing, transportation, and more. Ask about The Society of Veteran Scholars, a registred campus organization for veterans.

Offers assistance with career planning, including advice on resume writing; interview preparation; mock interviews; and internship and job search preparation.

Information on campus child care - hours, policies, curriculum, meals, etc.

Career testing and assessment; pyschological and educational testing and assesment; counseling on dealing with stress, substance abuse, and more.

Disability policies, accommodations, and services; information on the Assistive Technology Lab.

Clinic location and hours; immunization requirements; health information and educational material.

Tutors are available at Educational Support Program centers across the campus. One-on-one tutoring is available; workshops, seminars, and online tutoring are available as well.

News bulletins as well as information on state benefits, services, and discounts.

The Department of Veterans Affairs home page, especially valuable for links to VA forms, important notices, and locations of hospitals, clinics, and regional benefits offices.

Contains information on the various programs and information on applying for benefits. The FAQs link takes you to a valuable storehouse of questions and answers.