CampusLogic Earns Spot Among Fastest-Growing Technology Companies In North America

CampusLogic, higher education’s foremost student financial success platform, has ranked No. 137 on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500™, which ranks the 500 fastest-growing technology and life sciences companies in North America. This is the second consecutive year CampusLogic has been included in this industry-leading report.

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CampusLogic’s CEO, Gregg Scoresby, believes the organization’s rapid and sustained growth comes from a continued emphasis on student financial success and its work streamlining financial aid at schools across the country. CampusLogic’s mission is to help colleges support students at every stage of the financial journey, from the time they start thinking about higher education, through acceptance, enrollment, and most importantly, graduation.

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“Colleges and universities spend billions on technology and content every year trying to stand out in a competitive higher ed landscape,” said Scoresby. “At the same time, there is growing pressure on these institutions as they face budget and staff cuts. Our platform automates much of the routine administrative work without sacrificing quality, which leaves room for more advising and connection. Our customers realize significantly higher enrollment, retention, and graduation rates.”

Financial constraints are the number one barrier standing between students and their degrees. To empower all students to earn their diplomas, CampusLogic provides schools with an integrated platform that improves every part of the financial experience. The technology combines advanced automation, AI-driven virtual advising, and data visualization to expand access, reduce complexity, and promote informed decision-making. One outcome is that fewer students leave college with debt but no degree, a problem that impacts millions of students ever year.

Scoresby goes on to say, “Few things are as rewarding for our team as helping institutions hit their enrollment and graduation goals, while more students earn the degrees they’ve worked so hard to achieve. This is especially heartwarming to see during uncertain times.”

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