Plan your path after high school, with the full picture
What your options actually are. How people really pay for college. Which classes keep doors open. How to raise the numbers colleges look at. One place that walks you through all of it, step by step.
How this works
Each lesson starts with a quick "where am I now?" self-check. Rate yourself honestly, nobody sees it but you. Then you do the lesson (they're interactive, not lectures), retake the same check at the end, and watch what moved. That's how you know what the lesson was supposed to give you. Along the way, anything worth keeping goes onto your plan, which lives on your device and prints on one page.
We collect nothing. No accounts, no emails, no tracking. Your answers stay in your browser.
1 · Know your options
2 · Find your direction
3 · Get in the door
4 · Money for school
5 · Money sense
Paycheck Math
Debt & Interest, Explained
Build a Budget That Survives
6 · Level up your numbers
Your plan
Every lesson feeds it: paths you want to explore, classes to check with your counselor, money steps with dates. Add your own notes, then print it, one page you can put on the fridge or bring to a counselor meeting.
The resource shelf
Every trustworthy free tool we know of. Career explorers, college comparison, FAFSA, scholarship searches, free test prep. Each with a note on what it's actually for.
School counselor or teacher?
There's a ready-to-use lesson plan for running Pathways with a class, an advisory group, or one student at a time. Three delivery models, timing, discussion questions, and what to do with the plans students bring you.