Achieve Ambitious Goals

In City Tech's 2018 Middle States self-study, we set ambitious student success goals; Navigate offers powerful tools to support us in achieving them.

City Tech's mission is to provide high quality technological and professional education for a diverse urban population. The leading recommendation of our 2018 Middle States self-study is to dramatically increase student success: double the associate degree graduation rate and increase the baccalaureate degree graduation rate to 50% between 2018 and 2026. To achieve these goals, students need easy access—including on their phones through a student-facing app—to clear, correct, and consistent guidance.

Whether you are a faculty member or a staff advisor, Navigate can help you target your effort to ensure students get the right guidance at the right time by enabling:

• College-wide communication and collaboration among faculty, staff, and students to coordinate existing retention and completion programs;
• Better and more flexible access to data, tied into communication systems;
• Targeted selection and tracking of groups of students and the result of actions taken to better support them; and
• Assessment of the impact of our work.
• Ultimately, faculty and staff can track the positive results of advising messages and actions and feel confident in the guidance they offer students.

Why use Navigate?

Campus-Wide Case Management: Advisors coordinate student care, maintain and share notes from student appointments and interactions, and refer them to support services and receive reports to close the loop.

Have Answers at Your Fingertips: Find the information you need without the wait.

Proactive Interventions: Easy-to-use communication tools designed to extend the reach of advisors and facilitate engagement with students.

Student Snapshot: Get a comprehensive student snapshot so you can provide instant, personalized advisement.

Student Risk Data: In the future, predictive analytics and real-time academic and behavioral data will identify students at risk for retention. This will include pre-enrollment information, student demographics, course registrations, academic records, and transfer articulation.