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A Free Higher Ed Toolkit for K12 Families
Our Partnership With Nelnet Bank We believe that access to a quality education – from primary to post-secondary – leads to better, richer lives. That belief is why FACTS was founded. It’s why we continue to serve millions of K-12…
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It’s Time to Review FACTS Payment Plan and Financial Aid Options
Although it feels like we’ve just begun the 2020-2021 school year, it’s already time to review your school’s payment plan and financial aid assessment options for the next school year. Grant & Aid Assessment Renewal Options Some of the more…
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Adjusting Payment Plans for Undecided Families
COVID-19 has created a lot of uncertainty for families. As we inch closer to the start of the fall semester, families may still be having a difficult time deciding their child’s enrollment status at your school. If you have a…
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How to Check Scheduled Payment Reports
Are family payment plans ending on schedule? In FACTS Tuition Management, the scheduled payment report allows you to see the payment amounts that are scheduled to be processed in a selected time period. You can also view the entire remaining…
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Summer SIS Updates to Prepare for Next Year
Application & Enrollment updates We have several new updates to Application & Enrollment. View the new features live in A&E by clicking Home>Admissions>Application/Enrollment>Inquiry>New Inquiry Review. Streamline communication with prospective families with improved reporting features: View, sort, and filter data to…
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How to Create an Adjustment Report Due to COVID-19
It’s hard to comprehend all the changes COVID-19 introduced to schools’ financial strategies. It’s also hard to determine how to track those changes. If your institution has decided to issue financial aid or credits to assist with the COVID-19 pandemic,…
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Incomplete Applications and Pending Agreements
FACTS Grant & Aid Incomplete Applications Unsure why an application is marked incomplete? In the FACTS Grant & Aid dashboard, hover on “Grant & Aid,” then click on “Dashboard” from the drop down to see the information that’s missing. …
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WEBINAR: Using Alternative Assessments
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Marcey Ayers, director of special programs for the Archdiocese of Miami. As most schools transition to distance and online learning, teachers are looking for creative…
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WEBINAR: Pivoting Your Marketing Strategy During a Prolonged School Closure
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Scott Higdon, coordinator of marketing and enrollment, and Ryan Halverson, assistant superintendent for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Department of Catholic Schools. How do you,…
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WEBINAR: Best Practices for Online Teaching and Communication
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring DawnMarie Smith, M.Ed., Google and Microsoft Certified Educator. This presentation, “Best Practices for Effective Online Teaching and Communication,” will highlight best practices for effective teaching, resource…
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WEBINAR: Principals Caring for Their Teachers
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Susan Abelein, Ph.D., author and consultant. This presentation, “Principals Caring for Their Teachers,” will highlight how principals maintaining professional, supportive, ongoing communication with their teachers…
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WEBINAR: Data Privacy and Accessible Materials with eLearning
Watch our on-demand webinar as part of the FACTS Education Solutions Online Instruction series featuring Christine Fox, M.S., president of FoxEdu. This presentation, “School Leaders: Critical eLearning Considerations Regarding Data Privacy and Accessible Materials,” will highlight critical considerations related to…
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