social networking sites for students to share assignments ,ask questions and discuss !!!
AlumWire - AlumWire has been created to assist college students, alumni with
professional opportunities.
B4Class - A social network for high school and college students.
Campusbug - A college student social networking website.
CampusRank - CampusRank members select and rate their old school friends and group
them into various categories.
College.com - An online community for college students.
CollegeMedium.com - A student classifieds website for buying and selling items, jobs search etc.
College Tonight - A great place to meet fellow college students and alumni.
DormItem.com - A local classifieds listings for schools in various cities.
Graduates.com - A social networking site assisting graduate school students to stay in touch post completion of course.
Half.com - A leading student market place for buying and selling textbooks at discounted prices.
iHipo - An international community for college students and business professionals looking for networking opportunities.
LocalSchools - A networking site connecting students with local US colleges and universities.
Pazap.com - A student trading site for buying and selling on-campus books with other students.
Quizilla - Quizilla is a social network for young teens.
RateMyProfessor.com - RateMyProfessor connects students aspiring to study similar courses by assisting each other.
Student.com - Student.com is a big online community for college students, high school students and teens with around 1,000,000 members.
Studentbid.com - Studentbid.com is a student market place for sales and purchase of items without any fees.
StudentSN.com - A social network allowing users to create home pages with contact information, personal information and photo albums.
Uloop.com - Uloop allows students to trade textbooks, promote community events and do host of other activities.
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