Higher Ed Issuing
A student’s potential doesn’t fit on a piece of paper, but a credential can tell their story. Parchment helps Higher Ed better support communicating their students’ achievements – from transcripts and diplomas to skills-based credentials, like digital badges and certificates.
It’s time to unlock more opportunities for your students. Parchment holds the key.
Whether you are issuing transcripts, diplomas, digital badges, certificates, verifications, or comprehensive learner records (CLRs), it’s all on one platform with pricing options that lets the platform pay for itself.
Manage print and digital issuances from one place, then hold, release, or attach documents at any time. Integrate SIS automation workflows to best suit your institution.
Support your students with one lifelong learner account that lets them access, collect, manage, and share all their credentials from K-20 to their professional development.
Our credentials communicate more than the average credential. In addition to coursework and associated grades, learning outcomes can be embedded to reflect gained skills and competencies.
Towson was looking for a modern student credentialing experience that wouldn’t break the bank. Parchment’s all-in-one platform for transcripts and diplomas has helped Towson eliminate manual processes, offer an online storefront, and even made it possible for their it transcripts to cover the cost of their diplomas.
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“When I started at Aims, the small team was responsible for printing diplomas and transcripts in-house. This was a time-consuming task that limited our availability to assist students. Transitioning these services to Parchment has significantly improved our efficiency. Now, Parchment handles the printing and distribution, ensuring the process is completed more quickly and cost-effectively. This change allows us to dedicate more time to supporting our students.”
Stacy Sharp
Director of Registration & Records Compliance and Processes, Aims Community College
“With Digital Diplomas, we are confident that our graduates’ credentials have visibility versus paper diplomas that may end up on a wall or in a box in the basement.”
Heather Sharbaugh
Director of Academic Records, Career Education Corporation
