Navigate Student App

Download Navigate for free in the App Store or Google Play by searching for “Navigate Student.” For the desktop version, go to https://msutexas.navigate.eab.com/. Use your same username and password that you use for your my.msutexas.edu account.

To make things easy, the login for Navigate Student is the same as your login for the my.MSUTEXAS.edu portal. Having trouble? Check out the login tips on the portal homepage.

Try a hard close and relaunch the app. For iOS, double click the Home button then swipe the app preview away to “hard close.” On Android, open the app manager view and slide the app preview away to “hard close.”

Click the More tab. There’s a link called Notification Settings where you can personalize your notification preferences.

Student data (such as holds, change of major/minor, grades, etc.)are updated every 24 hours in Navigate. So, check back tomorrow to see if it’s successfully been resolved in Navigate at MSUnavigate@msutexas.edu.

Student data (such as holds, change of major/minor, grades, etc.) are updated every 24 hours in Navigate. So, check back tomorrow to see if it’s successfully been resolved in Navigate. If the issue persists, contact the Navigate Help Desk at MSUnavigate@msutexas.edu.

Using your Navigate  account, you are able to do the following.

• Prioritize outreach and interaction with your students
• Simplify intervention by aggregating previously disparate data into a 360-view of student performance
• Evaluate and compare alternative major decisions based on predicted academic performance
• Proactively contact students to arrange advising or other student support services

Students can access Navigate Student using their my.MSUTEXAS.edu login via a web browser or by downloading the app to their mobile device.  Check with your students during your advising appointments to make sure they know what Navigate is, and how to access it. Here’s a few other ways to help spread the word!

• Post a flyer. If you have a bulletin board or space for signage, you can download and print your own flyer to catch students’ attention. Flyers are available in the following sizes: 8.5x11-inch black and white, 8.5x11-inch color, 11x17-inch black and white, and 11x17-inch color. Choose one and post it today! 
• LCD Screens. If your department has an LCD screen, you can also download and post one of these images: Navigate 4:3 or Navigate 16:9.

The data in Navigate is refreshed each night via a feed from Banner.

The transition to college work can be difficult for even the best student.  We know you want your student to have every advantage possible.  Navigate is a new tool available to students designed to streamline important deadlines and resources in one location.  And, it will connect students to people who can help. Encourage your student to download the Navigate Student App to their mobile device today!

Students can download Navigate for free in the App Store or Google Play by searching for “Navigate Student.” For the desktop version, they can go to https://msutexas.navigate.eab.com/ using the same username and password they use for their my.MSUTEXAS.edu  account.

Students can access Navigate Student using their my.MSUTEXAS.edu login via a web browser or download the app to their mobile device.  If you're an Advisor, check with your students during your meetings to make sure students know what Navigate is, and how to access it. Here are a few other ways to help spread the word!

• Post a flyer. If you have a bulletin board or space for signage, you can download and print your own flyer to catch students’ attention. Flyers are available in the following sizes: 8.5x11-inch black and white, 8.5x11-inch color, 11x17-inch black and white, and 11x17-inch color. Choose one and post it today! 
• LCD Screens. If your department has an LCD screen, you can also download and post one of these images: Navigate 4:3 or Navigate 16:9.
• Syllabus Announcement. Consider inserting the following message to your syllabus, in the section referring to campus support resources.

“Big News! Navigate is a new tool to guide MSU students to succeed in college and beyond. Navigate will help students stay on track with all the to-do items and deadlines. And, it will connect students to people who can help.  Academic struggles? Financial Aid questions? Need directions around campus? Downloading the Navigate Student app is the first step to finding solutions; it’s free and available in the GooglePlay and Apple App stores. For more information, visit msutexas.edu/navigate.”

If your department has an event, to-do item, or a resource that can help students to be more successful academically, develop marketable skills or solve common college life problems, let us know. We have a form available for you to share your information; please submit items at least one week prior to the event or deadline. Click here to submit items for Navigate Student.

We’re rolling out access to Navigate Student in phases. Later in the fall semester, we’ll be offering training and setting up selected new users. During the 2020-21 academic year, all faculty and staff will be invited to participate in one 90-minute training session, and we encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity so that we can use Navigate effectively to serve our students.  During training, users will receive guidance on how to access their Navigate account and use its various features. All training materials and user guides will be uploaded to this website for your reference.

Once you’ve completed the new user training, you’ll be able to login with your MSU Texas single sign-on username and password.

Until we have the majority of our faculty and student services staff trained and using Navigate Student, we will continue to use the current reporting system for Student Alerts. Do you have a student struggling with academics or attendance in class? If so, please fill out this student alert form, and the TASP office and/or the Student Rights and Responsibilities will assist you.

If your student is having academic difficulty, has never attended class, missed enough class that it has put successful completion in jeopardy, or is displaying disruptive or otherwise inappropriate behavior in class, please submit your concern using the Student Alert form online. Once everyone has been trained, faculty will submit all progress reports (mid-term; student-athlete; Priddy Scholars, etc.), as well as Early Alerts (previously referred to as referrals) via Navigate; staff can also submit Early Alerts as needed. Please note: Mid-term (and final) grades will still need to be entered in Banner self-service (WebWorld), as usual.