Students are getting lost because of complex approaches to financial aid. They’re dropping out and overborrowing. Your student financial success journey has to meet them where they are. But it doesn’t.
7 in 10 families may eliminate your college due to perceived cost alone.
More than 65% of high-debt borrowers are confused by some aspect of their loan.
40% of financial aid professionals say the biggest barrier to being data driven is no time to analyze data.
A scholarship of just $500 can influence where a student enrolls, yet thousands of dollars go unused every year due to poor scholarship management.
40% of low-income students who are accepted into college never enroll because of financial aid complexity.
Long lines, heavy call volumes, and manual processes are eliminated with CampusLogic. Watch a 1-minute overview on how CampusLogic propels your institution into the digital age.
Hear from industry leaders, CampusLogic users, directors of financial aid, and vice presidents of enrollment at EmpowerED—The SFS Tech Conference.
Schools rank applying for scholarships as the easiest step in the financial aid process. Listen to why students disagree.
Complex processes are causing students to get lost in the financial aid journey, often dropping out or overborrowing. They can’t figure out how much your institution costs, how they’ll pay for school, or how to stay in school. This confusion leads your prospective students to your competitors, or worse, causes them to give up on college altogether.
A Clear, Guided Path is What They Want
CampusLogic’s SFS Platform transforms the way colleges and universities deliver financial aid with the first—and only—unified platform that simplifies student financial success, so more students can get through the door and into the classroom.
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This Adversity Score by @collegeboard seems to have a lot of people a bit amped up. If we really want to get controversial, let's talk about some score that predicts the probability of student loan repayment? https://t.co/HbRjDV6Md5
Imagine having your financial aid grant displaced because you earned a scholarship and then find out you could be taxed up to 37% on the scholarship. Could we do anything else to disincentivize students from applying for scholarships? https://t.co/NzDNtFGKQQ
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