Leveling Up as a Mage

Hello, this is Head Master Ramzari Olar once again. I'm here to tell you about how you level up as a mage and how levels are granted. So let's begin~ There are six levels of mages. Novice, Apprentice, Adept, Expert, Master, and Arch Mage. All students begin at the level of Novice. At the level of Novice, students have a vague knowledge of the magicar they control. When students gain a better understanding of the magicar and learn one Apprentice level magicar spell they are able to level up to an Apprentice level. The teacher will recommend the student for a level up for approval. This will go to me, and when approved the level up becomes official. For all level ups a greater understanding of the magicar they control and knowing one spell above their current level. When the student reaches master level in two magicar and two magicor they are able to graduate. Those who are able to graduate must take a final exam, those who pass graduate and those who don't must attend the academy one more semester before taking the exam again. They can do this an unlimited number of times. Though to be an Arch Mage, the student must first graduate from the academy. They must know AT LEAST 3 magicar at the master level and 4 magicar at the expert level. Knowing all magicor at a master level helps your chances. The student will then be given a special mission by me to be completed. All possible Arch Mages are given the same test. If the mage fails they will be given two other tries and that's it. After successfully completing the mission an assembly will be held for the dubbing of the title Arch Mage. A celebration for the mage will be held after. Graduates and Arch Mages will be given the option of joining the academy staff as a teacher.

(Please Note: By denying the option of joining academy staff you may find yourself lost as far as role plays go. So you could either accept or start a new character. Please note that you are limited to one mage OC per person. So you'll have to scrap the graduate or arch mage you worked so hard for. Though their may be exceptions to the rule in the future.)