College Partnership to Present at NACAC Conference; More Than 4,500 College Admission Counselors Expected to Attend.

LAKEWOOD, Colo. -- College Partnership, Inc. (OTCBB:CGPA) announced that it has been invited to participate in the National Association of College Admission Counseling (NACAC) conference in Tampa, Florida, from September 22 to September 24, 2005. College Partnership will introduce its college preparation products for college admission counselors to use when helping students and families plan for college.

College Partnership will be stationed in booth #741 and it is expected that more than 4,500 college admission counselors will attend this year's conference.

NACAC's annual national conference brings together secondary school counselors, college admission counselors, independent counselors, financial aid administrators and affiliate organization members to hear and discuss the latest issues concerning college admission.

College Partnership Co-Founder Janice Jones said: "Fueled by growing popularity among students and their families, we are pleased to introduce our college planning and preparatory systems to college admissions counselors at this venue. With our products already aiding tens of thousands of students in the planning and selection process, our presence and programs can provide a valuable resource for counselors to offer to prospective students. College Partnership is helping families navigate the traditionally difficult process of college planning and preparation. We look forward to introducing our systems at one of the most popular college admissions events of the year."

In addition to a full presentation at the conference, interested college admission counselors will be updated of College Partnership services through the Company's website and an available electronic newsletter.

About the NACAC

Founded in 1937, the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) is an education association of secondary school counselors, college and university admission and financial aid officers, and community organizations that help students make decisions in the transition from high school to postsecondary education.

Members of NACAC join together because they recognize that, for students and their families, real choice demands information and communication. The school counselor and the college admission counselor are most often the primary sources of information about the transition process and, as a result, are uniquely aware of the concerns held by the people they serve.

NACAC is committed to providing information and services to students in the transition to college. NACAC represents 9,000 members at the secondary and college and university levels of education and in a variety of organizations and agencies. Through its members, tens of thousands of students and families are also represented. NACAC is both national and international, with members hailing from all 50 states, U.S. territories, and more than 54 foreign countries. For more information, visit: www.nacacconference.com.

About College Partnership

College Partnership, Inc. is a full-service college planning company offering students and their families integrated resources and services to guide them through the college preparation process. College Partnership's suite of products and services integrates career planning, college major/field of study selection, college selection, preparation for college entrance tests, as well as searches for merit awards. The products consist of printed materials, videocassettes, college major/field of study software, career assessment software, and databases accessible through CD-ROM. The Company provides educational resources that assist families to save time, develop a plan, decrease stress, and reduce college costs. For more information, visit: www.collegepartnership.com.

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