Find the Track That Fits You
Choose your grade level, family role, financial-aid needs, or career pathway. Every track provides practical, step-by-step guidance you can use at your own pace.
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Grade Level Tracks
Freshman
Explore and Equip
Start strong with habits and exploration.
- Build study skills that last
- Explore careers and majors early
- Plan a smart high school schedule
Sophomore
Discover and Build
Connect today’s choices to tomorrow’s opportunities.
- Build a strong academic plan and understand your options
- Explore careers, majors, and the real ROI of different paths
- Choose activities that actually matter (not just look good)
Junior Track
Plan and Prepare
Turn exploration into a realistic plan.
- Master admissions and scholarship timelines
- Prepare for campus visits and testing
- Create a financial plan for college
Senior Track
Decide and Launch
Finish strong and move forward with confidence.
- File FAFSA and compare aid offers
- Understand scholarships and loan limits
- Make your best final decision
Family & Financial Aid
Parent & Caregiver Track
Support and Guide
Learn how to support your student through college, career, training, financial, and life-after-high-school decisions without taking over the process.
- Stay ahead of important milestones and decisions
- Understand college costs, financial aid, and affordability
- Compare college, career, trade, military, and employment pathways
- Support independence while setting realistic family boundaries
Financial Aid
Make financial aid simple, clear, and stress-free for your family.
Learn how the FAFSA works, what the Student Aid Index (SAI) means, and how to avoid common mistakes that can delay or affect aid.
- Understand FAFSA and the Student Aid Index (SAI)
- Avoid common contributor and filing mistakes
- Learn how FAFSA connects to grants, scholarships, and other aid
- Navigate divorced-parent, business-owner, self-employment, and other special situations
Indiana Guidance
Indiana Guidance
State-Specific Support
Understand Indiana-specific graduation requirements, financial-aid programs, college opportunities, career pathways, and other resources that may affect your plan.
- Understand Indiana graduation requirements and pathways
- Explore Indiana financial aid programs, FAFSA requirements, and 21st Century Scholars
- Learn about Indiana colleges, College Core, transfer opportunities, credentials, and career pathways
Career & Workforce Pathways
Skilled Trades & Career Pathways
Explore career and training options that don't require a traditional four-year college path.
Compare skilled trades, apprenticeships, community college, military service, certificates, direct employment, and other pathways based on cost, training, work environment, earnings, and long-term fit.
- Compare skilled trades, college, and apprenticeship pathways
- Explore high-demand careers and training requirements
- Understand training costs, earnings, credentials, and long-term opportunities
Adult Education & Career Pathways
Explore education, training, career, and employment options that fit your goals and your life.
Build Your Next Step
Free guidance for adults earning a GED or HSE, learning English, returning to education, earning a credential, changing careers, exploring training, or looking for better employment.
- Explore GED/HSE, English classes, job training, college, and other pathways
- Compare certificates, apprenticeships, skilled trades, and training programs
- Understand costs, ways to pay, job opportunities, and potential earnings
- Build a practical plan around work, family, childcare, transportation, money, and time