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Reframing Your View of Student Success: A Holistic Approach Using Integrated Data and Custom Insights

Data analytics makes it possible to frame conversations around student success and retention in a new way. By connecting more data and adopting a holistic view, campuses can get a clear picture of what success should look like for every student at their institution.

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  • The four common ways in which student success is compartmentalized on a campus
  • A networked approach that brings together all the valuable data points
  • Effective use of analytics to predict patterns and trends
  • Student success factors beyond academic performance and demographics
  • Powerful tools that can help break down silos for a holistic approach


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