The Level All Resources Pennsylvania Educators and Students Use Most

November 10, 2026
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2 min

These are the tools Pennsylvania counselors, teachers, and families reach for first, all free and all in one place.

Highly Selective College Journey

For students aiming at the most competitive colleges, this journey breaks down what those schools look for and helps students build toward it, one year at a time.

  • What “highly selective” actually means. Any college admitting fewer than 20% of applicants, from the Ivy League to public flagships to elite honors colleges and small liberal arts schools.
  • A plan built on three pillars. Selective admissions offices weigh Academic Excellence, Extracurricular Impact, and Character & Growth.
  • The Selective College Game Plan. Starting in 8th grade, students log their academics, extracurriculars, and personal growth, then reflect each year to shape their story through senior year.
  • Expert-level guidance without the price tag. The same caliber of advice families pay elite counselors thousands for, built into the platform for every student.

Resume Builder

Students turn their activities, jobs, and experiences into a polished resume they can use for college applications, scholarships, and their first job. A finished resume also makes strong career portfolio evidence for the CEW career acquisition strand.

Pay Less for College Journey

Students learn how to qualify for the PA State Grant, now up to $6,000 a year, and the Grow PA Scholarship Grant, worth up to $5,000 a year for students in in-demand fields.

  • Real cost, not sticker price. Families calculate what a school actually costs before ruling it out based on the wrong number.
  • Every dollar of aid, maximized. FAFSA, scholarships, and the appeals process are all covered, so nothing gets left on the table.

Supporting Pennsylvania

When life outside school gets in the way, students and families can find help fast:

  • Health and wellness. Mental and physical health resources.
  • Food and housing. Support for basic needs.
  • Employment and family. Job and family support services.
  • Youth and protective services. Help for young people in difficult situations.

Pennsylvania Pathways

Pennsylvania requires every student to build an individualized career plan and a career portfolio aligned to the CEW standards, measured at grades 5, 8, and 11. The Level All Individualized Career Plan Tool is the foundation: the Highly Selective College Journey, the Resume Builder, and the Pay Less for College Journey all build on the plan students create there, and much of what students do in them counts as benchmark evidence.

These are the resources Pennsylvania educators use most, built to work as one system instead of separate tools. Reach out at pennsylvania@levelall.com.