Record Number of Institutions Embrace Mobile Technology for Student Financial Services to Improve Enrollment and Retention Outcomes
Hundreds of colleges and universities partnered with CampusLogic in 2017; shift reflects institutions' priority to simplify financial services for students and families
PHOENIX, Feb. 22, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- CampusLogic, higher education's leading student financial services platform, today announced its continued rapid growth in 2017, having achieved a 4-year compounded annual growth rate of 215%. This reflects a shift in how colleges are organizing around the financial needs of students, and leveraging technology to do so.
According to recent research, more than three million students drop out of higher education each year due to financial constraints. The challenge stems, in part, from an array of manual and generic processes in students' finance journeys, including inefficient financial aid processing systems, poor student communication, and poor organization of scholarships. In response, colleges and universities are increasingly adopting technology to make student financial services easy, mobile, and personalized.
Since launching its first product in 2014, CampusLogic's ongoing innovation and measurable impact on student access has attracted the attention of colleges and universities of all types and sizes. At the end of 2017, CampusLogic increased its total number of college and university customers to more than 440, up from only 4 at the end of 2014.
The CampusLogic platform enables universities to execute on best practices that bring transparency and ease to financial aid processes for students, and efficiency for university administrators. At schools like Fullerton College and North Central Texas College, financial aid staff now utilize CampusLogic's technology to reduce aid processing time, freeing up more time to advise students. Arizona State University recently launched a new, interactive award letter with CampusLogic to personalize and explain financial awards for families. Earlier in the year, CampusLogic acquired Cegment, maker of the most widely-used commercial net price calculator, which allows students to see the cost of their degree, including financial aid eligibility, loan debt, and estimated post-graduation monthly loan repayments.
Among the hundreds of institutions that have joined CampusLogic in 2017 are University of Oklahoma, Temple University, Auburn University, University of California, Irvine, Purdue University, and Ivy Tech Community College. CampusLogic technology is now being used by over 440 colleges serving 3 million students. In 2017 alone, schools used CampusLogic's platform to send 2.6 million text messages, 3.3 million emails, and nearly 1 million mobile award offers to students.
"We are excited by the rapid growth we're seeing because we know it reflects a growing emphasis on de-mystifying financial services for students and families," said Gregg Scoresby, founder and CEO of CampusLogic. "By streamlining student financial services, technology can help remove barriers and keep more students on a path to success. We are grateful to work with and learn from so many innovative colleges and universities committed to making every student interaction easy, mobile, and personalized."
About CampusLogic
CampusLogic transforms the way higher education delivers student financial services with the first—and only—comprehensive platform. Easy. Mobile. Personalized. CampusLogic's innovative software removes barriers from the student finance journey for a faster, more efficient path to enrollment and retention. More than 440 schools serving 3 million students boost enrollment, streamline efficiencies, improve retention, and simplify compliance with CampusLogic. For more information visit www.campuslogic.com.
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