• For HBCUs, Community Colleges, Workforce Programs & Nonprofits
Navigator Support catches students before they disengage and connects them to the resources you already have in place, paired with access to affordable certification courses priced for the students who need them most.
Schedule a free 30-minute Navigator demonstration to see how the system works, how it supports your existing services, and whether a pilot would fit your student population.

Disadvantaged learners rarely ask for help before they quit.
They don't talk to an advisor. They just stop showing up.
The gap is not a lack of resources, but a timing problem.
The barrier is rarely academic. It's a car that broke down, a child who got sick, a check that didn't come, or a concept they were too ashamed to raise.
By the time a counselor or instructor notices the pattern, the student has already made up their mind.
The support infrastructure you built is sitting there. Students just never reach it in time.
Most support systems wait for students to come to them. Students facing real barriers almost never do — they fall behind quietly and eventually leave without telling anyone. Navigator goes to students first: a proactive weekly check-in system that identifies what's standing in their way and connects them to the specific resource that can help.
Navigator reaches students privately and consistently, without requiring them to walk into an office or admit publicly that they're struggling.
Navigator reaches students privately and consistently, without requiring them to walk into an office or admit publicly that they're struggling.
Navigator routes students to the right resource, follows up to confirm the connection was made, and notifies your staff so they can step in.
Navigator plugs into the services you already have. Designed to reduce unnecessary burden on your existing counselors and staff by identifying students earlier and routing them more clearly.
Navigator pairs with access to thousands of technology, business, project management, and professional development courses designed to help learners build tested, career-relevant skills.
Certification courses include recognized certification pathways through university and professional certification authorities, including State University of New York-related programs, PMI — the Project Management Institute — and other specialty certification bodies.
Categories include:
Lifestyle, personal development, and learning-support courses designed to help students build foundations for lasting success.
Comparable workforce & professional programs: $1,200–$3,600+
A world-class certified course library at breakthrough pricing. Easy to introduce, low overhead, immediate value.
Best for institutions with strong existing support
infrastructure looking to expand course offerings affordably.
Everything above, plus the proactive check-in system that keeps students enrolled and moving toward completion. Designed to reduce unnecessary burden on your existing counselors and staff by identifying students earlier and routing them more clearly.
Best for institutions serving first-generation, minority, or adult learner populations with historically lower completion rates.
Navigator can also be extended through nonprofit and community partners to learners not connected to a traditional institution.
Reach out to discuss what that can look like.

Navigator Support was developed through lived experience, practical field work, and a commitment to helping overlooked learners stay connected long enough to succeed. Created through Cooperative Survival Solutions, Navigator is designed to help institutions identify barriers earlier, connect students to the right support, and reduce the number of learners who disappear before anyone knows they are struggling.
No. Navigator is not here to replace your support infrastructure. It's here to make sure students reach it. Most students who drop out do so before they ever walk into a counseling office. Navigator catches them at the point of struggle and routes them to the specific service that can help.
No. The AI handles frequent, low-friction touchpoints so no student feels forgotten between sessions. The human element ensures real relationship-building when it matters most. Both are necessary.
A conversation. You describe your student population, your support structure, and your goals. We'll talk through which pathway makes sense and what a pilot rollout could look like for your institution.
Your students aren't failing for lack of resources. They're failing because too much time passes between when they start struggling and when your resources reach them. Schedule a free 30-minute Navigator demonstration to see how Navigator works and whether it's the right fit for your institution.