The Level All Resources Rural Educators and Students Use Most
Level All is designed to provide tailored guidance for every student, no matter their college, career, or life path. Here’s what’s getting the most use in rural schools right now.
Rural Pathways
- Explore The Rural and Small Town Student’s Guide to College. Our content busts myths about college, guides students on tough conversations about finances and potentially moving away from home, and helps students evaluate if a college will support them as a rural student.
- Every educational option. Students are urged to think through community college, trade school, a transfer pathway, and public and private 4-year colleges as they consider their goals.
- Everything built around rural educators’ own goals. Career clusters, dual enrollment, work-based learning, college access, and more are all covered.
The Resume Builder
- Free, with no paywall. Every student gets the full experience from day one. The tool makes it easy to turn a jumble of experiences and skills into a clean, polished, pre-formatted resume.
- Step-by-step for first-timers. Experience, skills, activities, and achievements, one section at a time.
- Privacy built for schools. Personal information stays protected.
- Grows with the student. A 9th grader starts a foundation; by senior year, every accomplishment is organized and ready, feeding directly into college applications, scholarship applications, and job applications alike.
The Pay Less for College Journey
- Straight talk about college costs. Our paying-for-college content has one goal: get students the degree they want at a price they can afford.
- Real cost, not sticker price. Families calculate what a school actually costs before ruling it out.
- Every dollar of aid, maximized. Institutional, in-state, and outside scholarships are all covered.
- Built alongside rural areas’ financial aid landscape. Grants, scholarships, and community college fee waivers are all explained and tracked from the start.
Supporting Rural Communities
- Health and Wellness. Health insurance, dental resources, mental health services, family planning, and addiction and recovery support.
- Food and Housing. Food insecurity resources, housing assistance, and utility payment help.
- Employment and Family Services. Job search resources, unemployment filing, child care resources, and child support information.
- Youth and Protective Services. Dedicated resources for foster youth, LGBTQ+ students, and immigrant and refugee youth, plus domestic violence, sexual assault, and protective services resources.
The Highly Selective College Journey
- What “highly selective” actually means. This is any college admitting fewer than 20% of applicants, from the Ivy League to elite honors colleges and small liberal arts schools.
- Closing the opportunity gap. Talented students are found in every corner of the country. But students who could thrive at top schools don’t always get the detailed guidance on how to play the game to get there.
- A plan built on three pillars. Academic Excellence, Extracurricular Impact, and Character & Growth are what really matter.
- The Selective College Game Plan. Starting in 8th grade, students log academics, extracurriculars, and personal growth, reflecting each year 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.
These are the resources rural educators reach for most, built to work as one system instead of a patchwork of separate tools. Reach out at NREA@levelall.com.
