http://chronicle.merit.edu/.ads/.links.html

Tired of doing the visiting-professor shuffle? Search Academe This Week for academic job listings toward a quicker tenure.

http://stimpy.music.ua.edu/features/addresses.html

Scan the University of Alabama School of Music's address book of U.S. college music schools.

http://www.mcc.ac.uk/cgi-bin/pharmwebs1

Addresses, phone numbers, URLs, and contact names for pharmacy schools of the world.

http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/cgi-bin/index_tl

Maricopa Community College's collection of Web sites for use by teachers to support their instruction.

http://www.aviationweb.com/

If Microsoft Flight Simulator just doesn't do it for you anymore, learn to fly real aircraft by finding a nearby aviation school.

http://www.ecola.com/college/

Don 't expect lengthy reviews or evaluations of any school at Ecola's college site. However, if you want to find the Web site of an institution fast, start here.

http://www.review.com/bus/business_homepage.html

The Princeton Review's addresses and handy profiles of U.S. business schools they rate the best.

http://www.ed.gov/search.html

The U.S. Education Department (ED to its friends) has a vast resource of Web and Gopher information to tap, from legislation to education statistics.

http://www.review.com/law/law_homepage.html

Would-be lawyers, look here: the Princeton Review offers addresses and handy profiles of the U.S. law schools they rate the best. Aspiring attorneys can also get vital information on bar exams around the country.

http://www.review.com/med/medical_homepage.html

Looking for a med school? The Princeton Review's database contains addresses and profiles of top-ranked U.S. institutions.

http://www.education-world.com/

Academic = pack rat, no more! Search all the education articles and research you need under one roof, plus resources for students and an online Educator's Forum discussion group.

http://www.tkm.mb.ca/education/

This search engine from Total Knowledge Management brings together library collections nationwide for research at the elementary, secondary, and postsecondary levels.