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Ideas and practical guidance on academic advising, retention, and higher-ed technology from the team behind FlightPath.
Academic advisors work with a lot of information. Degree requirements, grades, course history, advising notes, alerts, and registration plans may all play a role in a single …
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Academic advisors play a vital role in helping students stay on track toward graduation. But as enrollment grows and degree requirements become more complex, advisors often spend …
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Many colleges and universities face a difficult challenge: improving student retention and graduation rates while working within increasingly tight budgets.
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Salesforce is one of the most powerful and widely used CRMs in the world. But it was designed as a general-purpose business CRM, not specifically for higher education. That means…
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Student retention remains one of the biggest challenges facing colleges and universities. While there is no single solution, proactive advising has emerged as one of the most…
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Tracking faculty credentials can become complicated as institutions grow. Records may be stored across multiple systems, expiration dates may be tracked manually, and reporting…
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Choosing academic advising software is a significant decision for any college or university. It affects students, advisors, and administrators every day. When it works well, it…
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Accreditation doesn’t wait, and neither should your data.
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Managing degree requirements has become increasingly complex for institutions of all sizes. Between multiple catalog years, evolving curricula, and students pursuing combinations…
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We are thrilled to announce that the founder and CEO of FlightPath Academics, Richard Peacock, has joined the Board of Directors of the Generation Upward Foundation! Generation…
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Recruiting students has become increasingly competitive for colleges and universities. Admissions teams need effective tools to track prospective students, manage communications…
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Graduation delays often happen because students do not realize they are off track until it's too late. A missed prerequisite or misunderstood requirement can easily add an extra…
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