How to Research

Welcome to Hondros College's Online Student Resource Center. Whether you're enrolled in one of our degree programs or you're pursuing a professional development course in real estate, financial services, or sales, this Web site will be helpful in strengthening your interpersonal and professional skills and enabling you to find what you need when you need it.

Can't find what you need? Email our Student Resource Center staff at library@hondros.edu for assistance.

Hondros Online Student Resource Center - Industry Links

Industry listings link to professional resources in the sales, real estate, financial services, and insurance industries. Association web sites often make articles or white papers freely available. It is a valuable resource for ideas for research ...

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Hondros Online Student Resource Center - Library Resources/Online References

Web resources are a link away — dictionary, thesaurus, web grammar, commonly misspelled words and more general references have been selected and listed in this section.

Hondros References

Every Hondros College site has a small collection of general references. These are frequently used references that help verify data and facts. Merriam Webster Collegiate Dictionary - Verify the correct spelling, pronunciation and usage of ...

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Your local public library

Your local public library contains thousands of online and onsite resources. Titles available vary with each library; however, most carry specialized references materials such as medical or legal dictionaries. Resources in public library ...

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Library web sites

The line between print and electronic resources has blurred as commercial information publishers and providers convert former print resources to electronic format. Computer technology with its ability to quickly store and retrieve information has ...

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World Wide Web

Use your favorite search engine to look for additional information on your topic. Be especially careful to evaluate sites for currency, authority and bias. See the next section on evaluating resources. Try Google or Yahoo if you don't have a ...

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