HighPoint Degree Planner
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VisitHighPoint Degree Planner vs Slate
What both publish
| Fact | HighPoint Degree Planner | Slate |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | HighPoint says its products reside inside PeopleSoft and describes this setup as requiring no integrations. | 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. |
| Purpose | HighPoint describes Degree Planner as a multi-term planning experience that gives students a path to graduation and advisors a shared planning canvas inside PeopleSoft. | Slate is an information management system and higher education CRM for admissions and enrollment, student success, and alumni and advancement operations. |
HighPoint Degree Planner 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 HighPoint Degree Planner if…
Degree Planner suits students arranging courses around graduation requirements and exploring alternative academic plans. Advisors, registrars, and academic affairs staff are also intended users.
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.