Understand Your Students
Integrate puts all of your student demographics and data at your fingertips. By consolidating data from multiple sources, Integrate provides a clear, comprehensive overview of who your students are and what courses and programs they are taking. You can identify students by year, major, college, demographic information, residency status, instructional mode, and more. Our dashboard offers both high-level and fine-grained perspectives on your students by showing who your students are throughout the university and in individual colleges, majors, and courses. Integrate also comes equipped with powerful reporting features that let you export and share data with all the stakeholders who need it.
Identify and Help Struggling Students
40% of students end up dropping out of college, but too often, administrators do not know which students are struggling until they leave. Integrate identifies struggling students early while there is still time to help. Our software helps you track student performance while remaining compliant with FERPA and other protections for student confidentiality.
Integrate allows continuous monitoring of student performance in every class that shows you how students are doing in real time, allowing you to intervene early before they fail. By finding the students who need the most help, your institution can use Integrate to target assistance where and when it matters most.
Monitor and Forecast Enrollment
Integrate can give you up-to-the-minute enrollment data for courses, departments, colleges, and the whole university. With enrollment tracking, you can identify programs with growth potential and those that might need a bit more recruitment attention. You can also find admitted students who have not enrolled yet for the academic year, allowing you to reach out to students who might slip through the cracks.
Our Integrate dashboard make it easy to visually compare longitudinal enrollment trends so that you can forecast how many students might enroll in courses at the last minute or what percentage of students might withdraw from classes by particular deadlines. This information can take the guesswork out of creating schedules or directing student services where you need them most.
