They start with what they want to become. Not a course code.
Kenii Pathways is a career and transfer layer on your own catalog, so a prospective student can start with a goal and land on a real program at your college, with regional pay and demand attached to the program itself.
A catalog assumes a student already knows what to study. Most prospective students do not.
Start from a goal. Arrive at a real program.
Compass asks a visitor what interests them and how much time they have, then returns real credentials from your catalog, ranked. It is a guided finder, not a chatbot, so the same answers always return the same programs.
Show what a program actually pays.
Every program can carry the jobs it leads to, what those jobs pay in your region, and whether demand is rising. The figures come from public labor data, and when a number is missing, Pathways says so.
Where credits go. Answered on the page.
For students planning to move on to a university, Pathways shows the articulation on the program itself: which courses transfer, where they go, and what they count for, drawn from your real agreements rather than a general guide.
Bring students in from high school.
Dual-enrollment pathways are first class here, with the terminology set to match your state, so a high schooler can see the college path they can start now. Every course, credit, and credential in it comes from your real catalog.
A live Compass, at a real college.
This is running today at full size at Martin Community College, answering real visitors with the credentials that college actually awards rather than a set built to demo well.
Careers on the catalog, not beside it.
Pathways is a layer on your real program records. Explore the pieces it puts in front of a student deciding whether to enroll.
Career exploration
Let students start from the job they want and work back to the program that gets them there, with real occupations mapped to the credentials you offer.
Wage data
Show federal wage and employment figures beside the programs that lead to them, so students see what a credential is worth before they commit to it.
Program outcomes
Publish what a program leads to, the credentials it earns and the careers it opens, on the page where a student is deciding whether to enroll.
Transfer articulation
Show which courses transfer, where they transfer, and what they satisfy, so students and advisors stop guessing at four-year requirements.
Watch a student go from a goal to a program.
Ask for a demo and we set up a Kenii site carrying your logo and your colors, running on demo catalog content, free for fourteen days with nothing to sign. Watch Compass carry a visitor to a plan of study.