INDEPENDENT
COLLEGE

ENTERPRISE

Working Smarter Together

About Us

Independent College Enterprise is a consortium of higher education institutions working together to maximize the resources and value of enterprise systems on their campus. We are currently comprised of seven private colleges in West Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama.

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Significant Cost Savings

The total annual membership cost is about half of what an individual school would pay for the same software, hardware, and support on its own.

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Shared Technical Expertise

Our collaborative approach allows members to share technical staff expertise as an extension of their own IT department, offering support and consulting with each institution's dedicated IT staff.

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Business Analysts = Added Value

Membership supports business continuity and reduces Ellucian services costs at $250 per hour. Services include training and the encouragement and support of adding new modules and features.

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IT'S OUR MISSION

The mission of the Independent College Enterprise is to improve efficiency and effectiveness for member schools through sharing information technology resources and supporting shared operational functions.

Member Profiles

The University of Charleston offers a unique opportunity for those who want an exceptional education in a smaller, private setting. UC is located in the capital city of Charleston, West Virginia.

Dr. Martin Roth

"As a member of the Independent College Enterprise, the University of Charleston has inserted a really good point to acknowledge benefit 1 and do the same thing for benefit 2. These will be the intro the member profiles that also speak to the benefits of membership."

University of Charleston — President

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HOW WE WORK TOGETHER

Case Studies

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