Civitas Learning

What is Civitas Learning?

Civitas Learning is an AI and analytics platform for colleges and universities that unifies student data, predicts outcomes such as persistence and graduation, and measures whether interventions help. It is based in Austin, Texas, and the vendor says it has built AI for higher education since 2011.

Key features of Civitas Learning

• Institutional Impact Platform: unifies student, course and program data and predicts six outcomes.
• Civitas Learning AI: agents for recruitment, registration, advising, care coordination and completion.
• Advising tools: CRM with case management, degree planning, schedule builder and registration.
• Inspire: a native student mobile app.
• Career Outcomes: employment and salary data by program.
• AI Governance and Data Lakehouse: governance of AI use and data storage.

How Civitas Learning works

Civitas connects to an institution's systems, trains models on its own student data and compares students who received an intervention with a matched group to measure impact. It reads from and writes back to existing systems rather than replacing the SIS or LMS.

Who uses Civitas Learning?

Civitas serves colleges and universities. The vendor reports more than 220 measured partner initiatives and operates as a school official under FERPA, saying partner data is never pooled into benchmarks for other schools.

Civitas Learning pricing

Civitas sells an annual platform subscription scaled to institution size, with no per agent charge and no token metering. Scope, number of integrated systems and level of partnership determine the price, and no figures are published.

Civitas Learning integrations

Civitas integrates with more than 100 systems, including Banner, PeopleSoft, Colleague and Workday Student for SIS, Canvas, Blackboard, D2L and Moodle for LMS, and Slate, Salesforce and Element451 for CRM.

Civitas Learning alternatives

Ellucian is a broad higher education software provider whose products include student information systems and analytics. Concourse is a program and degree planning platform. Civitas differs by focusing on predictive models and impact measurement over existing systems.