Recover tuition without losing the student.

For decades, institutions collected past-due balances by withholding transcripts and registration. That lever is disappearing: a growing list of states prohibit or restrict transcript withholding, and federal rules now limit it for Title IV institutions. What remains is the harder work of actually reaching former students, explaining what they owe, and offering a way to pay that fits their circumstances.

HL Hunt is built for that work. Outreach reaches students and authorized family members through the channels they use, with messaging a dean of students would approve. Plans are sized to recent graduates and non-completers, who rarely have the income to pay a semester balance at once. Re-enrollment pathways are offered alongside the balance, because a returning student is worth far more than a recovered fee. FERPA requirements are built into what can be said to whom and where.

Institutional loans and legacy Perkins portfolios have their own due diligence and reporting requirements, and the platform handles them as distinct debt types with the right disclosures and sequences.