Colleges run on semesters and batches, not the single-class-per-year structure a K-12 tool is built around. School Axiom's data model already supports semester/batch structures, so a college isn't working around a school product relabeled for higher education.
Students are grouped into batches and semesters rather than a single yearly class, and timetables, attendance and examinations follow that same structure throughout.
Online application forms capture programme/batch choice at intake, with guardian records still linked where relevant, and an approved applicant becomes the enrolled student record directly.
Fee heads can be structured per semester, with transport fees tracked as their own head rather than folded into tuition, and every payment posts straight to the ledger.
Date sheets, marks entry and tabulation sheets follow the batch/semester structure, with results pushed to student and parent apps as soon as they're published.
A college group with more than one campus keeps each campus's batches, fee structures and accounts scoped separately, with consolidated reporting for the group.
Built on the same semester/batch data model already live in the product — not a K-12 class/section tool with "college" swapped into the marketing copy while the underlying structure stays yearly.