The Diamond Mind Blog

The cafeteria is quite possibly the loudest, most chaotic room in your school. Students are excited to get a break from classes. Talking, trading desserts, or working in a mad dash to finish last night’s homework they forgot about.

Payment apps could be used for everything from tuition and field trip payments to school lunches and the school store. You could have a cashless school where all payments are contactless payments.

Small independent schools take on an immense amount of work with very small staffs. Something as crucial as collecting payments for tuition or reconciling accounts could easily take precious hours with one person sitting in front of their laptop working through QuickBooks entries.

Segmenting your users and forms by department is easy in CampusPay.

If your school is still using paper forms for summer camp registration, there’s a good chance you have a lot of last-minute phone calls from panicked parents who just now found the form in the bottom of their child’s backpack.

This is the second in the Conversations with a skeptic blog series. Despite the rise in popularity of online payment solutions, many small independent schools still haven’t made the leap. Why?

This is the first in the Conversations with a skeptic blog series. This installment takes a look at the concerns that he brought up and how the right tool, like TuitonPay, can address those concerns. 

Schools are no longer limited to only accepting payments that apply to a specific program at your school. You can now expand the convenience of accepting payments on a mobile app to other programs on campus.

Get more done in less clicks with the latest updates to CampusPay. With a new navigation menu and design updates, CampusPay users will save time and screen space. What do you need to know the next time you log into your account?