FACTS
Getting Started with FACTS
Whether you’re just getting started with FACTS or looking to refresh your skills, it’s important to have a resource to turn to for basic training. Learn more about the New Contact Training center and what modules are available for users.
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How to Record an Institution Issued Refund
Are your refunds accurately captured in your system? This helpful step-by-step guide shows you how to get started with updating your school refund records.
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How to Update Your Roster in Tuition Management
It’s always a good idea to make sure that your records are accurate. Let FACTS walk you through how to clean up your tuition management roster and ensure that student data is correctly reflected in your system.
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Help Families Manage Their Finances with FACTS
FACTS makes it easy for schools to help families manage their finances. Whether you’re making tough aid decisions or adjusting fees, these tools will keep both schools and families on track.
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Keeping School Security Top of Mind
Keeping payment compliance top of mind is critical, but how can schools balance the security of the cardholder with the burden of compliance?
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TechTarget Article Explains an Increase in School-Related Cybersecurity Threats
TechTarget recently published an article about the increasing amount of cybersecurity threats and attacks schools are experiencing.
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Nelnet University 101
From micro degrees to professional coaching, Nelnet University provides associates with the tools they need to advance in their careers.
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4 Reasons Your Business Needs a Learning Mindset
Learn more about why the world’s most successful companies are adopting a learning mindset and carving out a place for education in the workplace.
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Helping Mercy Ships Provide Hope and Healing Around the World
Since its founding in 1978, Mercy Ships has been pursuing one mission – bringing hope and healing to the world’s forgotten poor.
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