Links from Where's the Map?
These are links that we referred to throughout Where's the Map? Create Your OWN Guide to Life after Graduation. For gap year links, click here. For links to our favorite authors, click here.
Intro
To learn more about our friend, John Goddard, the “World’s Greatest Goal Achiever” and his “Life List,” go to www.johngoddard.info
To buy a copy of John’s latest book, The Survivor, click here
Chapter 2: What do you want to know?
If you are looking for a comprehensive list of pretty much anything you could possibly study while in college, you have found it! The CIP 2000 (Classification of Instructional Programs), compiled by the National Center for Education Statistics is the most comprehensive list of subjects available at the college level available today. If you want to browse the entire list to see all of your possibilities click here: http://nces.ed.gov/pubs2002/cip2000/If you have an idea of what or where you want to study, but aren’t sure where the programs you are looking for are available, check out the National Center for Education Statistics interactive “College Navigator” at: http://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator
Petersons.com is one of the most popular education search sites on the Web! They offer a broad range of information on education search, financial aid, and test prep. Affiliate link on its way!
Chapter 3: Need some time to sort all this out?
Any links from this chapter can be found at Gap year linksChapter 4: How do you want to make a living?
Do you want to try out our Yellow Pages exercise from p. 81 of Where’s the Map? http://www.allpages.com/category.html is the best online directory we have seen!
Interested in looking through the OOH (Occupational Outlook Handbook) mentioned on p. 84 of Where’s the Map? It can be found here: http://www.bls.gov/OCO/
For more information about the Rockport Institute and Nicholas Lore, check out: www.rockportinstitute.com Click here to buy books by Nicholas Lore!
For more information about Roadtrip Nation, check out: www.roadtripnation.com
Chapter 5: Where in the world do you fit in?
Looking for the perfect city or town to call home? Check out www.findyourspot.com Take their quiz, and the site will make recommendations of places to live based on your preferences.
Chapter 7: What keeps you going?
Looking for a place to learn about or discuss your interests, hobbies, or anything else that “keeps you going?” Check out http://groups.yahoo.com
Want to share where you have traveled and compare your travels with those of your friends? If you are on the Facebook social network, install the “Travel Brain” application and enter all of the places you have been! If you want to show off the countries you have visited, have lived in, or would like to visit, install “Where I’ve Been”. To join the Where’s the Map Friends Group on facebook click here
Think you want to travel, but not sure where to go? Check out the web site for the most comprehensive travel book you could ever want, 1,000 Places to See Before You Die: http://www.1000beforeyoudie.com
To buy 1,000 Places to See Before You Die click here

