CoreCampus
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What both publish
| Fact | CoreCampus | Slate |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | The company says it was founded in 1986 as Campus Cafe Software and later rebranded to CoreCampus. | 1994 |
| Headquarters | CoreCampus lists its headquarters at 990 Washington St., Dedham, MA 02026. | New Haven, Connecticut, United States |
| Integrations | CoreCampus offers an Open API and describes connections for LMS, billing, finance, email, CRM, reporting, and document management systems. | 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. |
| Security | The cloud page lists RSA 2048 Bit Cipher/SHA256 encryption, regular monitoring and penetration testing, and daily backups. | The maker says data is encrypted at rest and in transit, supports multifactor authentication and institutional SSO, and stores each institution in its own private database. |
| Support | The cloud page describes 24-7 help desk support and online and onsite training options. | License support offerings include the knowledge base, community forums and conversations, a dedicated client success team, webinars, Learning Lab, and community events. |
CoreCampus plans
- CoreCampus cloud-based platformPriced on request
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 CoreCampus if…
CoreCampus suits community colleges, colleges, universities, and career, trade, vocational, or technical schools seeking an integrated student information system. It may fit institutions that need academic records, CRM workflows, document management, and campus operations together.
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.