Our Services
Financial Aid Consulting & Operational Strategy
Staying compliant with financial aid regulations is critical, yet many institutions don’t
identify risks until it’s too late. At FA Solutions, we provide expert consulting services
to help schools navigate complex regulatory requirements, improve operational efficiency,
and mitigate compliance risks before they become costly issues. Our tailored approach
ensures your institution remains aligned with industry best practices while maintaining
financial stability.
From Title IV approval to accreditation consulting and heightened cash monitoring (HCM1 &
HCM2) support, we specialize in guiding institutions through challenging compliance
landscapes. Whether you're looking to streamline operations or regain financial health, our
team of higher education experts is here to help.
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Our Compliance & Consulting Expertise
Operational Efficiency Assessments
We evaluate and optimize your financial aid processes to align with best practices and regulatory requirements.
Title IV & Accreditation Support
Our experts guide institutions through Title IV approval and accreditation, ensuring a smooth and compliant process.
HCM1 & HCM2 Solutions
Unlike many providers, we specialize in helping schools under heightened cash monitoring regain financial stability.
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Howard University Success Story | FA Solutions
Howard University initially worked with another call center company, which lacked experienced financial aid professionals. This resulted in approximately 500 daily escalations back to the school and a transactional billing method that led to inefficiencies.
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Luther Rice College & Seminary
Luther Rice College & Seminary faced similar challenges as Faith International University, coming from a third-party servicer with outdated technology and slow processing times.
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Faith International University
Faith International University previously worked with a third-party servicer for financial aid processing but faced issues with outdated technology, delayed aid packaging, and slow customer service response times, leading to delays in receiving federal financial aid.
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