The latest trends, news, and solutions in Higher Education
In the dynamic landscape of higher education, universities face the perennial challenge of ensuring student success while navigating budgetary constraints. Choosing the right software solutions for academic advising & student success plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational journey of students.
With this in mind, FlightPath emerges as a beacon of innovation and efficiency, driven by the power of open-source software.
Universities and community colleges are increasingly recognizing the value of catering to non-traditional and returning students. These individuals often have only a few credits left to complete their degree, making them a valuable source of new revenue and enhanced enrollment figures.
However, effectively reaching out to these students and guiding them to graduation requires a sophisticated and proactive approach. This is where FlightPath, the innovative advising and student success platform, can play a pivotal role.
Universities often rely on the advising / degree planning module offered as add-ons to their existing Student Information System (SIS) or Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software.
However, FlightPath Academics provides a superior alternative. Let’s explore why FlightPath stands out and why your university should consider making the switch.
Managing student attendance at educational seminars and special events just got much easier thanks to the latest feature included with FlightPath Academics.
Designed with university administrators in mind, this new capability simplifies the process of tracking attendance, collecting evaluations, and ensuring students receive credit for their participation.
In the realm of educational technology, FlightPath stands out as a versatile platform that isn't just for colleges and universities—it can transform the way junior high and high schools manage academic planning and student support.
As an example, our "model high school," LSMSA, has used FlightPath to greatly simplify and organize the task of keeping students on track for their high school diploma.
