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Brief infosnap Smart Tuition Debut Integrated Enrollment and Tuition Management System

infosnap and Smart Tuition have developed an online registration system with integrated tuition management capability. The solution enables users to complete enrollment and student billing processes through a single web portal.

The solution will be available to schools and parents, at no charge, beginning in 2014, according to a prepared statement. The companies plan to demonstrate the system at the March 2014 National Business Officers Association meeting taking place in Orlando, FL.

Additional information about the integrated system is available online at the companies' web sites.


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