Hampstead, NH — 1/10/25 — Major Choice is proud to announce its official participation in the New Hampshire Department of Education’s (NHED) innovative Learn Everywhere program. With recent approval from the State Board of Education, Major Choice now offers a full-semester, credit-bearing course, awarding 0.5 credits toward high school graduation for all students, including those with IEPs and 504 Plans, to explore their strengths and build brighter futures.

"Many students, particularly those who learn differently, face significant challenges transitioning to adulthood after high school," said Ed Goyette, Co-Founder of Major Choice. "This often results in wasted time, added stress, and wasted money as they navigate their next steps. Major Choice is designed to address this critical need by providing personalized guidance and support to help students find their path."

Delivered online, Major Choice combines personalized live mentorship with innovative technology to create a dynamic and engaging learning experience. The program connects students with credentialed mentors who guide them in exploring career pathways, while building essential skills for their future. Tailored to each student, Major Choice provides comprehensive support to help participants make informed, confident career decisions—reducing stress and building confidence, while saving valuable time and money by avoiding the potential pitfalls of pursuing an educational path that's not the right fit.

Through partnerships with educators and NHED’s Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation, Major Choice supports schools in meeting Indicator 13 requirements while equipping students with tools for independence and success.

"This approval validates our belief that mentorship and structured guidance can transform students’ futures," added co-founder, Brad Duquette. "We are excited to continue working with schools and communities to expand access to these opportunities.”

Major Choice is committed to fostering collaboration among educators, families, and businesses to break down barriers and create a more inclusive approach to career exploration and workforce readiness.