(Boca Raton, FL- October 5, 2005) – A growing number of higher education institutions are tapping Campus Management Corporation to help them transform their operations – and to deliver “on demand” student services. Campus Management announced today that more than twenty institutions have selected its CampusVue™ enterprise solution in the last four quarters, including a diverse range of traditional universities, career colleges, and 100 percent online degree-granting institutions. Most new clients have had their complete student information systems and portals implemented by Campus Management in eight months or less; some online schools have been launched in as little as four weeks.

Campus Management, the leading provider of ERP systems to 70 percent of the largest career and online colleges in America, today announced a representative sample of new clients that recently joined the ranks of the more than 900 colleges and universities worldwide using its administrative systems. Campus Management, an EDUCAUSE Silver Sponsor and a Doctoral Sponsor of the first annual Gartner-Chronicle Leadership Forum, was founded in 1988.

A snapshot of institutions most recently engaged with Campus Management to implement its CampusVue™ and CampusVue Collegiate™ ERP solutions include:

 A.T. Still University System – replacing Jenzabar TE;

 Bryan College – replacing a hybrid system;

 Chatham College – replacing Jenzabar PX (Poise);

 The Chicago School of Professional Psychology – replacing EDC Univers;

 Jones International University® – replacing a sophisticated homegrown system;

 Cardean Learning Group – replaced hybrid system.

“There is a convergence underway in education, and traditional institutions and proprietary schools increasingly find themselves competing for the same students and faculty,” said Mahendran Jawaharlal, president of Campus Management. “Our heritage has been serving fast-growth career and vocational schools. These are the same institutions that were the early innovators of distance learning and borrower-based academic programming.”

The expectations of a new generation of digitally literate students and the effects of faculty free-agency, Jawaharlal added, are driving this convergence. “Non-traditional students are contacting admissions, seeking an institution to serve their particular needs. Traditional students and lifelong learners have even more sophisticated expectations. Institutions wanting a competitive edge that truly integrates the cycle from admissions to alumni are looking to technology suppliers with a resume at the career and online colleges.”

Campus Management will be exhibiting its CampusVue product suite at EDUCAUSE 2005 (Booth#1222) and demonstrating the software’s capabilities for conferees at the Peabody Hotel. The company also plans to provide details behind three significant announcements pertaining to its technology and solutions for higher education.

About Campus Management Corporation
More than 900 colleges and universities worldwide rely on Campus Management for efficient, scalable, and flexible administrative solutions that enhance operational excellence. Rapid implementation, proven user training, and superior support services distinguish Campus Management’s CampusVue™ administrative suites for higher education. Campus Management’s commitment to continuously evolving its technology has resulted in a vast, long-term enterprise solution capable of millions of daily transactions, providing real-time operational visibility across departments and multiple campuses. As a result, the company has been awarded Microsoft’s 2005 award for Best Innovation in Higher Education, recognizing cost-effective and innovative IT solutions, and Microsoft’s ERP Solutions Developer of the Year (2003). Campus Management’s solutions feature comprehensive, configurable modules for the entire student lifecycle and the school’s operations.

Campus Management Corp., CampusVue and CampusVue Collegiate are trademarks of Campus Management Corporation, registered in the U.S., other countries or both.