Online applications

EduPrime publishes a public application form at /apply. Parents fill it in from anywhere, and each submission lands directly in the admissions pipeline as a new application – no retyping by your staff.

Where to find it — App drawer → Admissions → Applications.

The public /apply form

The form is a branded, mobile-friendly page parents reach at your school's address followed by /apply (for example yourschool.eduprime.example/apply). It collects the essentials needed to start an application:

  • Student name, gender and date of birth.
  • Intended class / year of entry.
  • Current/previous school.
  • Parent/guardian name, phone and email.
  • How they heard about you (feeds the source field).
  • Optional document uploads – birth certificate, previous report card.
Submitted online applications landing in the EduPrime admissions list
Online submissions arrive in the Applications list, ready for review.

Where submissions land

Each submitted form creates an application card in the Application stage of the pipeline, with all the entered data pre-filled and any uploads attached. Open EduPrime → Admissions → Applications to see them. New submissions are flagged so the team can triage same-day.

Tip — Link the /apply form from your school website's main navigation and share it on social media. The fewer clicks between an interested parent and the form, the more applications you collect.

Configuring the form

An administrator can tailor which fields appear, which are required, and whether document upload is mandatory. Keep the public form short – ask only what you need to decide whether to interview. Heavy paperwork can wait until after an offer; a long form drives parents away before they finish.

Troubleshooting

SymptomLikely cause
Submissions not appearingForm not published, or pointed at the wrong intake year.
Duplicate applicationsParent submitted twice – merge the cards.
Missing uploadsFile too large or wrong type – request again during review.
Important — The /apply form is public and collects personal data about children. Ensure your privacy notice is linked on the form and that submissions are handled under your data-protection policy.
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