Catalyst Rollout No. 3: Financial Aid Functionality Goes Live
The financial aid functionality of the new Catalyst (PeopleSoft) system launches with significant integrated enhancements! Today, the project team achieved the third major project milestone for the new student information system. The complete suite of financial aid functions fully integrates and resides within Catalyst, rather than a separate standalone system as with the current student system. The targeted schedule for 2016-17 financial aid awards is to begin production in mid-to-late March. Both new and returning students will access these aid requirement checklists and awards through the new Catalyst student portal.
for identified end-users will take place just in time during early February in preparation for the awarding of aid packages that will begin mid-March. To get familiar with the new Catalyst financial aid terminology, view the
.
The Catalyst Implementation Project Team is very pleased to introduce Catalyst to the campus community with the rollout of this financial aid functionality. The final
is scheduled to launch in March.
Stay informed about Catalyst by referencing our
. And join the Catalyst Project Team in its celebration of another successful project achievement!
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