The Driving Force Behind BlogAbroad.com


www.edudirectories.com
http://www.edudirectories.com
Educational Directories Unlimited

Educational Directories Unlimited (EDU) has been at the forefront of educational marketing since its inception in 1995. With a mission to be the bridge between students and educators, EDU provides online directories such as GradSchools.com, StudyAbroad.com, CollegeAbroad.com, IIEPassport.org, and EducationforAdults.com as well as StudentProspector.com, a service allowing graduate school and study abroad administrators to pro-actively search through a database of student profiles. Based in suburban Philadelphia, EDU's steady growth has led to its inclusion in the Philadelphia 100, Inc. Magazine/ICIC Inner City 100 and Inc. 500 lists of fast growing businesses.

www.studyabroad.com
http://www.studyabroad.com

StudyAbroad.com


in other countries. It is a comprehensive directory of study abroad and intensive language programs organized by subject and destination. StudyAbroad.com also offers Destination Portal Pages, a handbook serving as a guide to traveling abroad, and financial aid information.

www.mindsay.com
http://www.mindsay.com
MindSay Interactive, LLC

MindSay is a provider of interactive blogging services that enable users to stay better connected to friends and family, meet new people, and share information through its proprietary Internet publishing platform. Featuring the most user-friendly tools for maintaining Web logs while providing the best social experience, MindSay's mission is to lead the adoption of blogging as a mainstream communications tool.

www.telestial.com
http://www.telestial.com
Telestial, Inc.

Telestial, Inc is the premier provider of international prepaid cell phone service to students traveling overseas, for study and fun. Calling back home to family and friends is convenient and cost effective with prepaid service at over 100 destinations, FREE incoming calls and a local cell phone number. Telestial, based in San Diego, Ca, has been diligently freeing students (and their parents) shackled to hotel and payphones for 6 years.