Your high school schedule is packed with classes, homework, test preparation, activities, clubs, social commitments, and maybe even a part-time job. As you work through all these things physically, you are mentally on a journey of self-discovery and planning for your future.

Most young people are accustomed to being interviewed, or at least expect to submit to many interviews in pursuit of college and employment. An informational interview is a bit different, however. In this case, you are in the driver’s seat, and someone else gets to answer your questions.

No student needs to travel the path to college selection and career mapping alone. Every student has access to a network of people who provide information, encouragement, and guidance in support of making well-informed decisions.