Campus Cards, College and University Identification and Security

Higher One recruits Harrison College

Friday, September 3, 2010

Indianapolis-based Harrison College has become the latest higher education institution to sign up with financial services provider Higher One, New Haven, Conn., to distribute refunds to its students.

Higher One will use its OneDisburse Refund Management system to provide the refunds. A file including student names and the total amount of each refund will be sent from Harrison to Higher One. Students have several ways to receive their refunds including direct deposit. Students will have access to mobile alerts, email notifications and the ability to pay their bills online. Parents also are able to deposit money onto the student’s card. [end] 

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