For middle and high schools

College and career readiness that shows students what to actually expect.

Most career tools match a student to a career and stop. PlannedQuest keeps going: every real way in, what each one asks of them, and a next step they can start this month.

Career routes for software developers: traditional, bootcamp, self-taught, career switcher.
Career Routes: every way in, side by side

From “I like science” to a plan they can explain.

  • Every way inCareer Routes put the four-year degree, the two-year degree, the apprenticeship and the job-first route side by side.
  • The bar before they commit“Before you commit” checks lay out prerequisites, how programs choose, limited seats and cost, with what to do depending on where the student stands.
  • What usually happens nextPressure Test shows the usual outcome of each step, and the backup if a door closes.
  • From grade 6Middle school students get the same careers in words written for them.
Before you commit, Registered Nurses: prerequisites, eligibility versus selection, getting a seat, the entrance exam, screening and clearances.
Before you commit: the bar, check by check

Ready to run, without adding to your day.

  • Ready-made activities of 10 to 35 minutes, and checklists already set by grade.
  • See who started, who is stuck and who needs a conversation.
  • Teachers can find the careers a lesson connects to, including the ones their students saved.
  • Parents get their own linked account at no extra cost.
Student milestone progress: one row per student with grade, sign-in, interest profiler, saved careers, majors, colleges, plan and assignments.
Who started, who is stuck, who needs a conversation

Evidence for the plans you already file.

  • Reports in LCAP, College/Career Indicator and Title I terms, with the evidence behind each statement.
LCAP statements tied to LCFF priorities, each with Count, Rate and Impact and a Copy button.
Statements in LCAP terms, with the evidence

Start with one counselor’s caseload.