Student Activities and Affairs
Universities and colleges are institutions that offer education beyond the secondary (preparatory or high school) level. This broad category of institutions may include colleges offering only undergraduate preparation; universities offering undergraduate and graduate education; freestanding professional schools offering degrees in law, medicine, engineering, and the like; and two-year community and junior colleges offering technical, vocational, and liberal arts programs. Student political movements are a worldwide phenomenon. Issues that have sparked college and university activists have ranged from government policies to university reform to narrower campus matters, such as housing. Student political activism varies widely. Below are links to student activity centers.
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Directory of associations supporting activities and honors for secondary school students with help for students and advisers and more.
The National Student Association
Access scholarship information, career counseling and membership details online plus get help on admissions process through graduation.
University of Missouri, Rolla: Worldwide Student Governments Resources Guide
Listing of student governments worldwide, searchable by school name, type, location, or size with a section on issues and posting queries.