College & Career Readiness

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College & Career Readiness

Explore careers, education and training, financial aid, credentials, and college-planning resources to make informed decisions about life after MPHS.

Explore Careers

Compare career possibilities using current information about education, training, skills, employment, and pay. These tools are a starting point—not a limit on what you can pursue.

Top 100 Virginia Professions View VDOE’s current career, education, and median-pay resource. Official Virginia resource ↗

MajorClarity

Sign in through ClassLink to complete interest inventories, explore careers, compare education requirements, and build your Academic and Career Plan.

Available to current MPHS students

Education & Training After High School

Your next step might be a four-year college, community college, trade or technical program, apprenticeship, military service, or direct entry into the workforce. Compare costs, completion rates, debt, and outcomes as you plan.

Credentials & Career Experience

Industry credentials, career and technical education courses, and work-based learning experiences can help students build practical skills and demonstrate career readiness before graduation.

Explore CTE & Work-Based Learning at MPHS

Learn about MPHS career pathways, industry credentials, internships, job shadowing, and other opportunities to connect classroom learning with the workplace.

Financial Aid, FAFSA & Scholarships

Learn how financial aid can help pay for college, career school, technical training, and other education after high school.

Protect Yourself From Scholarship Scams

Be cautious of organizations that guarantee money, pressure you to act immediately, or ask you to pay for access to a scholarship. Read the FTC’s scholarship-scam guidance ↗

College Admissions Prep

Use official resources to understand admissions language, prepare for the SAT, and find MPHS testing dates and sign-up information.

College-Bound Student-Athletes

Students interested in competing in college should learn the academic and amateurism requirements early and work with their counselor when planning courses.

NCAA Eligibility Center

Use the official NCAA Eligibility Center to learn about requirements, review approved core courses, and create the appropriate student account.

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