Form templates for universities & colleges

Form templates for the work a campus runs on: admissions open days, course registration, residence life, course evaluations, alumni relations and the development office. Each one opens in the formformform editor, ready to adapt to your term dates and student ID format.

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The academic calendar decides when each of these matters. Housing maintenance tickets spike in move-in week, course evaluations all land in the last fortnight of term, and the phonathon pledge form earns its keep over a handful of evenings each spring. Conditional logic keeps one form usable across those peaks — a returning student skips the questions a first-year needs, an off-campus resident never sees the dorm fields.

Some of this is sensitive. Counselling centre intakes, crisis walk-ins and immunisation records can run as end-to-end encrypted forms on EU hosting, with access limited to the office that owns them.

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Each one starts from a template you can open and edit. Grouped by the kind of form it is.

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What universities & colleges usually collect

Student identifiers and eligibility

Nearly every campus form keys off a student ID: intramural rosters check enrolment eligibility, study carrel bookings pair it with a thesis topic, and course registration adds declared major and advisor approval.

Class year and affiliation

Alumni records hang on graduation year plus whatever else sorts people: pledge class and chapter for a sorority reunion, dorm name and floor and RA-era year for a residence reunion, degree programme for chapter enrolment.

Authorisations and consent

Film students need faculty authorisation on a camera and lens kit before checkout. Research photo consent, alumni feature releases and media permissions are captured as a ticked box and a typed name against specific terms — recorded with the response, not an executed signature.

Sensitive student disclosures

Dining hall allergy registration flags high-risk students for the kitchen. Counselling intakes ask about academic stressors and sleep; the food pantry registers students without income documentation. These belong on encrypted forms with tightly limited access.

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How to set one up

  1. 1

    Open the Course Registration Form template — or Alumni Profile Update if you are starting with advancement — and edit it in the document editor: type your text, drop fields inline.

  2. 2

    Add your own identifiers: student ID format, department index code, term or academic year. Anything registrar or finance will need to reconcile a submission later should be a field, not free text.

  3. 3

    Branch with conditional logic so one form serves several audiences — on-campus versus off-campus residents, undergraduate versus graduate, first-time applicant versus returning student — instead of maintaining four near-identical copies.

  4. 4

    Publish it where students already are: two lines of HTML in the department page or portal, a QR code on move-in signage, a link in the orientation email.

  5. 5

    Send submissions onward with a webhook — a maintenance ticket into the housing queue, a pledge into the development system — then filter and export responses when the term closes.

Frequently asked questions

Can one form cover every course evaluation, or do we need one per section?

One form is usually enough. Ask for the department and course code first, then branch with conditional logic so a lab section sees questions a lecture section does not. Every response carries those answers, so you can filter by department or instructor and export a single section when the marks are in.

Can students upload a vaccination record or an ID photo?

Yes. File Upload is a field in the editor, so a student attaches the immunisation record their doctor gave them and the headshot for their campus card in the same submission, and the health office or card office opens the file straight from the response. On an end-to-end encrypted form those files are stored encrypted and decrypted in your browser when you open them.

Are these forms suitable for counselling centre intake and crisis walk-ins?

They can run as end-to-end encrypted forms — hosted in the EU, encrypted at rest and in transit, fully GDPR compliant — so a disclosure about a substance emergency or relationship violence is not sitting in a shared departmental inbox. No third-party security certification sits behind that, so route it past whoever owns student records policy on your campus before it replaces a clinical intake.

Can a form take payment for a gala ticket or a parking permit?

Yes. Add products and priced options to the form, then collect payment through secure hosted checkout with Stripe, PayPal, or Square. Payment status is tracked alongside the response.

Does it connect to our student information system or Canvas?

Through webhooks and the REST API, or 60+ apps via Zapier. It is one-directional: a submission fires an action in the connected system — a housing ticket, a CRM record, a row in a report. It will not read back from your student information system or Canvas to prefill fields.

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