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In challenging economic times, schools are looking to improvements in student retention as a way to sustain revenues and safeguard investments in their students. For many schools, MAP-Works, the leading student success and retention program from Educational Benchmarking, Inc. (EBI), has made the difference in their ability to promote student success and positively impact college persistence on their campus.
MAP-Works utilizes a powerful heuristic algorithm which incorporates prominent student development and learning theories, and integrates both profile and student experience data to ensure accurate identification of at-risk students. MAP-Works delivers detailed information to your faculty and staff that are in the best position to have a positive impact in the life of a struggling student. This approach empowers them to spend their time solving rather than diagnosing potential issues. MAP-Works allows for holistic outreach to students by facilitating communication among the key faculty/staff connected to an individual student. As a result, MAP-Works positively impacts student success and retention by arming schools with a clear student picture, coordinating administration's communication and response tactics, enabling significant improvement in both student success and retention, and the bottom line. |
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EBI's platforms and programs help institutions and students succeed. MAP-Works
increases the number of capable students who are able to remain in college and provides institutions with additional resources needed to effectively fulfill their mission. |
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To learn more about EBI and MAP-Works or register for a free demonstration or informational webinar visit www.webebi.com |
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