Simplify Compliance

CSU East Bay is using CampusLogic to drive student success & get their financial aid office out of the weeds. “We’re able to meet with students more…launch more outreach campaigns…do more workshops.”

New California laws will soon be impacting Financial Aid Offices. What’s going to change? How can you prepare? We’ve got the details – and a plan.

Financial Aid AI is disrupting how institutions are recruiting, educating, supporting, and retaining students—and it’s a win-win for everyone.

CampusLogic student financial success platform key to eliminating financial aid complexity across verification and notifications at Sewanee.

VP Amy Glynn was published in the “Student Aid Perspectives” section of the NASFAA newsletter. In it, she points to research showing that loan letters are helping to curb borrowing.

StudentForms custom appeal functionality allows students to complete the BOG Fee Waiver appeal process via self-service. And schools can review and approve/deny the appeals digitally.

Our January WebClinic presented by Jennifer Buckles, Director of Financial Aid at UTC-Chattanooga "How to Clear C Code 399 Flags and STILL Have a Life" demonstrated the power of 399 Workbench.

As Senate hearings on the HEA reauthorization continue, CampusLogic VP Amy Glynn sees an opportunity to fix a broken system. She explains how in a recent letter to senators Alexander and Murray.

Instead of eliminating financial aid programs and harming the neediest aid recipients, VP Amy Glynn suggests focusing on accountability and cost. Read her insights from the recent HELP hearing.

Following Agile principles can bring efficiencies to your Financial Aid Offices. Here's a handy reference for your office—to help you keep pace with changes in regulations, students, and technology.

Maryland bills HB509 and HB262 would require higher education institutions receiving state funding to send certain annual notices to students about their education loans. VP Amy Glynn weighs in.

Here’s how the FinAid team at UT-Chattanooga went from “up to our ears in 399s” to a streamlined, efficient process that helps keep students in school.

Increased potential for conflicting information to appear due to early FAFSA and prior-prior year has given rise to C Code 399. With it come implications for both students and staff.

Ah, compliance. The critical part of student financial aid for schools that is also occasionally (frequently) the bane of financial aid admins’ existence. Here's 4 ways to boost compliance.