AdviseU vs Slate
What both publish
| Fact | AdviseU | Slate |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The site says AdviseU works with existing student information systems, catalog systems, and authentication infrastructure. | Slate supports institutional integrations through scheduled web services, batched file transfers, or its API, and lists integrations including Common App, Banner, PeopleSoft, OnBase, and payment providers. |
AdviseU plans
No prices published.
Slate plans
- Admissions & Enrollment license (< 1,500 annual submitted applications)$30,000 a year
- Separate Student Success license$30,000 a year
- Admissions & Enrollment license (1,500–7,500 annual submitted applications)$50,000 a year
- Advancement license (< 2,500 active full-time undergraduate enrollment)$50,000 a year
- Admissions & Enrollment license (7,500–15,000 annual submitted applications)$75,000 a year
- Admissions & Enrollment license (60,000–80,000 annual submitted applications)—
Pick AdviseU if…
AdviseU is intended for students planning their route to graduation, as well as university administrators, college deans, department chairs, and faculty involved in advising. It may suit institutions seeking degree planning, early alerts, and department-level analytics.
Pick Slate if…
Slate suits higher education institutions seeking tools across admissions, student success and advancement. Its features include admissions review workflows, student communications and donor management.