Every Student – Every Voice – Every Journey
What If You Could Understand the Struggle Before You See the Outcome?
Assessdo is inviting HBCU presidents, provosts, student success leaders, first-year experience directors, and advising teams to explore a different approach in helping you understand what your students are experiencing before those
experiences become retention problems. One that connects student voice, institutional data, and the observations of the people who know students best to create actionable insight.
Imagine being able to identify changes in belonging, confidence, motivation, engagement, financial pressure, academic uncertainty, or other barriers; and then giving advisors greater context for knowing who needs attention, why they
may need it, and how to begin the conversation. It is about building a campus culture that listens before students disengage, understands before assumptions are made, and responds before challenges become crises.
If your institution is working to strengthen first-year persistence, student belonging, advising, retention, or the overall student experience, we would welcome the opportunity to show you what this could look like on your campus.
Create a continuous connection between what the institution knows about a student and what the student is actually experiencing.
Understand Your Students. Transform Their Success.
Video Insights give HBCUs a powerful way to hear directly from students before challenges become visible in traditional data. Through short, personalized videos from advisors, faculty, student-success leaders, and other trusted voices, institutions can create meaningful touchpoints that invite students to respond through voice or text. These responses can reveal early signals related to belonging, financial pressure, motivation, confidence, relationships, academic concerns, and personal barriers that grades, attendance, and dashboards may not yet show.
By turning student voice into actionable insight, HBCUs can help advisors and support teams understand “why” a student may be disengaging or struggling and respond earlier with more relevant, personalized support . Video Insights ultimately help institutions move from reacting to student outcomes to understanding the experiences shaping those outcomes before they become harder to change .