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Historically, the postsecondary education market has attempted to maintain compliance with the Department of Education’s financial aid regulations in an efficient and timely manner. But currently, with over 1200 pages of regulations, thousands of unique rule interpretations, not to mention constant change, any manual or semiautomated system is subject to a large number of errors. As a result, many postsecondary institutions have recently been subject to embarrassing audits that identified shortcomings in their financial aid processing -- resulting in fines and/ or damage to their brand. “Legacy Financial Aid Management Systems that are comprised of simple calculation tools and manual processes do not adequately address the new realities of financial aid market requirements for accuracy, consistency, and timeliness,” warns Dan Driscoll, President and CEO, Vocado. These systems are highly manual, complex and require users to have a high level of financial aid and system expertise.

