Transfers, withdrawals & graduation

Students leave for three reasons: they transfer to another school, they withdraw, or they graduate. EduPrime handles each as a clean hand-off that preserves the full record and, where needed, produces a transfer certificate – while making re-admission painless if they ever return.

Where to find it — App drawer → EduPrime → Transfers.
Transfers, withdrawals & graduation
Transfers, withdrawals & graduation in EduPrime.

Transfers

A transfer is a managed exit with paperwork. To process one:

  1. Open the student profile and choose Transfer out.
  2. Record the destination school, the transfer date and the reason.
  3. Confirm the fee position – outstanding balances must be cleared or formally noted before a clean certificate is issued.
  4. Generate the Transfer Certificate, which summarises the student's enrolment dates, last class, conduct and fee clearance.
  5. Confirm. The student's status moves to Archived and the record leaves active lists.
Tip — The transfer certificate pulls live data from the record, so the class history and clearance are always accurate at the moment of printing. Do not hand-edit the PDF – fix the record and regenerate.

Withdrawals

A withdrawal is a departure without a destination school (relocation, financial, or unstated). Use the Withdraw action, record the date and reason, and the record is archived. Any outstanding balance remains on the record so finance can pursue or write it off separately.

Graduation & leavers

Graduates are handled in bulk by the year-end promotion (top class → Leavers). For an individual early graduate, use Mark as graduated on the profile. Graduated students are archived with a Graduated tag, keeping them out of active operations while preserving every grade, payment and attendance record for transcripts and alumni outreach.

Preserving history & re-admitting

Archiving never deletes. The complete 360° record – grades, fees, health, class history – stays intact and searchable when you filter the list to include Archived.

Important — When a former student returns, re-admit the existing archived record – never create a new one. Filter to Archived, open the record, and use Re-admit. This restores Active status, lets you set the new class, and keeps their original admission number and full history in one continuous thread. A fresh record would orphan years of data.
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