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Clayton State University renews service with Higher One

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Higher One announced it has renewed its contract with Clayton State University located in Morrow, Ga.

A client since 2006, Clayton State utilizes Higher One’s OneDisburse Refund Management service to simplify the refund process on campus, as well as offer a streamlined service for both administrators and students.

Using Higher One’s OneDisburse Refund Management system students have the ability to choose from several options as to how they wish to receive their refunds including a direct deposit to a bank of their choosing, or to a Higher One provided account.

The university sends a flat file including student names and the total amount of each refund and Higher One distributes each refund to the student based on the preference they’ve selected. [end] 

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