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Regent Releases Software as a Service White Paper

October 22, 2010 By: admin Category: Financial Aid

Regent Releases Software as a Service White Paper












Frederick, MD (Vocus) October 28, 2008

Regent Education, the leading provider of financial aid management Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions for higher education institutions, today announced the white paper release, Software as a Service (Saas): A Financial Aid Perspective.

“SaaS is changing the way institutions manage financial aid by solving the compliance headaches, resource constraints, and manual processes that financial aid offices have been dealing with for decades,” said Michael Peck, Regent’s Senior Vice President, Client Solutions Group and author of Software as a Service: A Financial Aid Perspective. “The SaaS delivery model is a compelling alternative to traditional financial aid management systems, and one that enables the financial aid office to focus on serving students.”    

The white paper will answer the following SaaS questions:

    What is SaaS?
    What are the benefits of using a SaaS solution for financial aid management?
    What is the process of implementing a SaaS financial aid management solution?

To learn more about the white paper, Software as a Service: A Financial Aid Perspective, join Michael for a 30-minute webinar scheduled for Tuesday, November 4 and Wednesday, November 5, both taking place at 2:00pm EST. To sign up, go to http://www.regenteducation.com/solutions/attend-webinar/. Following the webinar, the white paper will be made available for download.

About Regent

Named Firm of the Year by the Tech Council of Maryland and a 2008 CODiE Award Finalist for Best Postsecondary Enterprise Solution, Regent is a leading Software-as-a-Service provider of financial aid management software solutions with more than 30 years’ industry experience. The company’s web-based, easy-to-use solutions interoperate with any established student information system. Regent provides institutions with improved efficiencies, fewer errors, and enhanced services for students, equaling a positive return on investment within the first year.

Regent’s management solutions are designed and built by and for members of the financial aid and enrollment management community. Regent enables institutions to better craft and execute financial aid strategies. With the Student Self Service Portal, the company also offers 21st century access for students seeking financial aid information anytime, anywhere, from any device, in any language. For more information, visit: http://www.regenteducation.com.

Regent Financial Aid Management and Regent Enterprise are trademarks of Regent Education, Inc. All other copyrights are the property of their respective holders.

Contact:

Maggie Laabs

Marketing Manager

240-215-6176

maggie.laabs @ regenteducation.com

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College Admission and Financial Aid Just Got Simple

August 04, 2010 By: admin Category: Financial Aid

College Admission and Financial Aid Just Got Simple










Portland, ME (PRWEB) November 16, 2005

College advisors Anne St.Pierre and Danielle Printz published “The Simple Guide to College Admission & Financial Aid” with one goal in mind: to give high school students and their parents an easy to use resource to steer them through the complicated college admission and financial aid process.

“I’ve been surprised to find again and again that the biggest stumbling block for students going to college is not necessarily the rising cost of tuition, but a fear of how to navigate the complicated college admission and financial aid processes,” said St.Pierre, who has been advising students since 1993. “Many students are tempted to quit before they even get started.”

St. Pierre and Printz know first hand how intimidating the process can be; both were the first in their family to go to college.

“That experience is what inspired me to become a college advisor,” continued St. Pierre. “And this

book is the culmination of over a decade of experience helping high school students achieve their higher education goals.”

According to a special study released earlier this year by the Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance, millions of students and adult learners who aspire to college are overwhelmed by the complexity of the student financial aid process.

What sets this book apart is that it provides much more information than other resource guides – especially when it comes to financial aid information. “Resources from college selection to completing financial aid forms, to what to expect as a college student make this guide a must in everyone’s backpack, noted Marcia Weston, Director of College Goal Sunday Operations with the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, in Washington, DC. “It’s an excellent resource.”

“The Simple Guide to College Admission & Financial Aid” contains a lot of information most families are unaware of, such as: how to save money on costly college application fees, successfully complete financial aid forms including the FAFSA, maximize college financial aid awards, and find the right scholarships.

To purchase a copy of “The Simple Guide to College Admission & Financial Aid” ($ 24.95) visit:

http://www.simpleguidetocollege.com

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Anne M. St.Pierre, MS, LCPC, NCC is a nationally certified counselor who has worked with college-bound high school students since 1993. St.Pierre is the Director of Project Services for the Maine Educational Talent Search Program at the University of Maine.

Danielle Printz, M Ed is a certified school counselor who has worked with college-bound high school students for the past five years. She is an educational counselor for the Maine Educational Talent Search Program at the University of Maine.

What’s in the book?

College Selection

The Application Process

Writing the College Essay

The Admissions Interview

College Athletics

The SAT and ACT

Paying for College

The Financial Aid Process

Completing the FAFSA

How to Interpret Financial Aid Awards

College Survival

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