USD Introduces New App for Students to Boost Academic Success
This resource is centered on providing students with personalized information to help keep them on the path to academic success and timely graduation at USD.
“USD is committed to student success. Navigate360 Student is a mobile app that helps students discover and connect with the right people and resources at the right time in their college career,” explained Heather Johnson, Ed.D., assistant director of the Academic Advising and Student Success Center. “It puts everything right at their fingertips, to help them stay on top of deadlines and class progress, streamline communications with their success team, and make the most of their time at USD.”
Navigate360 Student allows students to:
- Access course schedules
- Schedule appointments with their success team
- Stay informed about important deadlines and critical tasks
- Connect to campus resources
- View possible holds for their account that may prevent class registration
- View instructor submitted progress reports for classes
- Join a class study group
- Ask for help on a variety of topics
The app also connects to the student’s Coyote Connections account. Students may log in with their USD email and password. To download, students can go to the Google Play or App Store and select the Navigate360 Student app.
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