Career/Academic Planning

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Major Clarity
Major Clarity...
1. Is a college & career readiness platform for all students.
2. Helps ensure that every student’s education leads to a successful career outcome—whether through a 4-year degree or going into the workforce.
3. Helps students choose the right major and career path by providing quick, immersive test-drives for majors and career paths.

***RMS will be utilizing this during high school registration, so get familiar early***

All students at RMS have an account and have access to:
1. Career Personality & Learning Styles Assessments
2. Career & Post-Secondary Exploration
3. Academic Planning Tools
4. Micro-credentials .....and more

To Login
1. Go to the Major Clarity platform.
2. Scroll below the Sign-In box & choose “Continue with Google”
3. This will take you to your WakeID portal to log in, then it will direct you back to Major Clarity.

Wake Tech’s Career & College Promise (CCP) program offers eligible high school students the opportunity to earn credits toward a college degree or a credential for employment – tuition-free. In many cases, students earn dual credit, meeting high school graduation requirements with college courses.

CCP offers students the opportunity to explore more than 40 academic programs, saving them and their families money on college tuition while also lightening their future course load in college. Students get a feel of the "college experience," and they can boost their admissions profile by demonstrating they are ready for the rigors of college-level classes.

-Click here to look up eligibility requirements.

-Click here for a video explanation (14 min.)

CCP classes are college-level classes taught by college faculty. As long as a student maintains a "C" or better in these classes, they will receive college credit.

AP and IB classes are taught by the high school staff at the high school. Students must pass exams for these classes to earn college credit. All three types of classes give students high school credit.