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AG00059_.gif (12001 bytes)  THE UNIVERSITY FINANCIAL AID SYSTEM

The University Financial Aid System is a dynamic, table driven system which provides control of the system to those key "stakeholders" who use the system daily. The software was designed by a team of financial aid professionals currently working in the rapidly changing world of financial aid administration. It was written using proven model programming techniques, a relational database, and is available in either a Client/Server or mainframe environment.

Key Benefits

bulletManaging Change::   Each year, due to changes in laws that affect financial aid processing, every Title IV institution must incorporate expensive upgrades. Programmers spend precious hours revising in-house systems to accommodate and perform financial aid functions. The University Financial Aid System helps reduce this problem by empowering the Financial Aid Office to make most of the required changes without having to rely on the Institution's Information Systems staff.
bulletDecrease Processing Time / Reduce Errors: The process of applying for financial aid is often frustrating and time consuming for both student and administration. If errors exist in an application, a correction process must be labored through, often extending completion time to several weeks. The University Financial Aid System has numerous edits built in, which assure the accuracy of data entry. In addition, a student has the option to enter their own financial aid application data. These edits and self-application capability prevent the need for later correction and guarantees that applications will be completed in an efficient, timely manner.
bulletPackaging of Aid: : The University Financial Aid System contains improved aid packaging capabilities which package students aid according to term and enrollment level. Funding is matched to students without the need for manual adjustment. Students are packaged in the most efficient and timely manner.
bulletTracking: Students are often anxious and concerned with the processing of their financial aid. Financial Aid Office employees can spend substantial time monitoring and researching a student's aid. The University Financial Aid System offers immediate visibility to the student's file from initiation of application through disbursement of funds.
bulletStudent Monitoring: : The University Financial Aid System is designed to interface with the university's existing student record system. Student activity can be continuously monitored for attendance and progress which can affect a student's accountability and eligibility for aid. Ad-hoc information can be extracted from the system using a number of query and reporting tools currently available.
bulletPrivacy: Many university systems struggle to address privacy issues associated with the use of social security numbers for student identification. To ensure privacy and at the same time allow student access, files are processed with both a social security number and a student identification number.
bulletRecruiting Students: : Today, institutions aggressively compete for the best students. Institutions that can assist students in the rapid processing of financial aid are in a covetous position. The University Financial Aid System enhances the institution's ability to attract these students by providing a quick and efficient response to their financial aid application.

Features

Click here for a full list of features.  We also have a sample Student Application, sample Student Tracking screen shot, and sample Student Awards screen shot.

Pricing

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More Information

If you'd like more information about the University Financial Aid System, please click here, and make the topic of the email Financial Aid Information.  Thank you.

 

 

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