From the provost: Student success gets boost from analytics

By WSU News & Media Relations

from-the-provost-logoPULLMAN, Wash. – Last year WSU partnered with the Student Success Collaborative, an online tool for academic advisors that can give them critical information in an easily digestible form. The SSC uses data about the performance of students since 2003 to identify trends and predict future student success in a given major.

We’ve developed a website for the Student Success Collaborative. It provides information, resources and links for advisors, faculty and other staff interested in the platform. Visit the site and please send your feedback to provost.social@wsu.edu.

Read all of Provost Daniel Bernardo’s blog at http://provost.wsu.edu/2015/05/26/student-success-getting-a-boost-from-analytics/

 

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