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A campus credential, more commonly known as a campus card or a campus ID card is an identification document certifying the status of an educational institution's students, faculty, staff or other constituents as members of the institutional community and eligible for access to services and resources. Campus credentials are typically valid for the duration of a student's enrollment or an employee's service.

Functions

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The functions of the campus credential, in addition to data storage for the student's identification, vary by University. Some examples of campus credential functions are:

  • Building access (Classroom, Residence Halls, Recreational Facilities, Libraries, Dining Facilities, Lockers, etc.)
  • Equipment access (Computers, Copy machines, Printers, etc.)
  • Transportation access (Campus and/or Public Transportation, Parking Permits, Ride Sharing, Bike Rentals, etc.)
  • Cashless payment for Dining, Vending, Laundry, and at campus retail locations
  • Mobile banking
  • Library card
  • Time and attendance control
  • Exam registration
  • Mobile phone and NFC Services

Campus credentials with multiple functions can help simplify internal administrative processes.

Technology

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Electronic card access has been available on campuses since as early as 1968. Early versions, such as the “VALI-DINE” system at Rochester Institute of Technology, relied on cards with mechanically punched holes to allow access to their dining halls. In the years following, the use of campus credentials and technology has matured. In 1972, California State Polytechnic University installed the first known card-based system utilizing magnetic stripe technology. By 1985, the Harco multi-application, campus-wide system utilizing bar code, Prox contact-based chips and magnetic stripe technology was implemented by Duke University. Technological advances continued to pick up speed with both cashless payment systems introduced by Debitek Inc. and copy machine management introduced by DANYL Corporation in 1986. By the 1990s, universities began linking their campus cards to banks, with Florida State University being the first in 1990. DataCard introduced its first color digital imaging card production system in 1993. In 2001, contactless chip technology cards were introduced and CBORD released the first IP-addressable card reader for campus credential access systems. (Huber, 2007). Technology continued to ramp up, with cloud-based Campus Credential systems growing in popularity in 2005. By 2015, the use of smart devices instead of physical cards soared. And by 2020, wearable credentials, such as wristbands and fobs, gained popularity, along with mobile apps and digital wallets to manage credential functionality (Huber, n.d.).

List of campus identifications in mobile wallets

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Several universities throughout North America and Oceania use digital wallets such as Apple Wallet for iOS & watchOS, Google Wallet for Android, and Samsung Wallet for Android & Wear OS to store campus cards as mobile credentials. Some universities have replaced physical cards entirely with digital IDs.[1] The following is a list of schools that use mobile credentials, and for what mobile wallets they are available.

Country Provider Card School Google Wallet Apple Wallet Samsung Wallet
Australia Australia Transact M-PASS[2] Monash University Yes Yes Un­known
Student Card/Staff Card[3] University of Sydney Yes Yes Un­known
Canada Canada ITC Systems Seneca OneCard[4] Seneca Polytechnic No Yes No
TouchNet onecard[5] Sheridan College No Yes No
Transact eCard[6] Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Yes Yes No
LC Card[7] Lambton College Yes Yes No
OneCard[8] Toronto Metropolitan University Yes Yes No
ONECard[9] University of Victoria Yes Yes No
UCard[10] University of New Brunswick Yes Yes No
YU-card[11] York University Yes Yes No
United States United States 49er ID[12] University of North Carolina at Charlotte Yes Yes Yes
Access A-State ID[13] Arkansas State University Yes Yes Yes
ACCESS Card[14] Santa Clara University Yes Yes Yes
ActionCard[15] The University of Alabama Yes Yes Yes
ACU ID[16] Abilene Christian University Yes Yes Yes
Aggie ID[17] New Mexico State University Yes Yes Yes
BCard[18] Benedictine University Yes Yes Yes
BearCard[19] University of Central Arkansas Yes Yes Yes
BearPass[20] Missouri State University Yes Yes Yes
Bear Card[21] Mercer University Yes Yes Yes
Blugold ID[22] University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire Yes Yes Yes
BlueCard[23] University of Wisconsin–Stout Yes Yes Yes
Blue Demon Card[24] DePaul University Yes Yes Yes
Buzz Card[25] Black Hills State University Yes Yes Yes
Campus ID[26] Marshall University Yes Yes Yes
Campus ID[27] Seton Hall University Yes Yes Yes
Central ID[28] Central Michigan University Yes Yes Yes
Charger Card[29] University of Alabama in Huntsville Yes Yes Yes
Colonel Card[30] Eastern Kentucky University Yes Yes Yes
Coyote Card[31] University of South Dakota Yes Yes Yes
Cumberlands Card[32] University of the Cumberlands Yes Yes Yes
Doane ID[33] Doane University Yes Yes Yes
Drake ID[34] Drake University Yes Yes Yes
DuckCard[35] Stevens Institute of Technology Yes Yes Yes
DukeCard[36] Duke University Yes Yes Yes
Eagle Card[37] Georgia Southern University Yes Yes Yes
Eagle Card[38] Life University Yes Yes Yes
Eagle ID[39] Asbury University Yes Yes Yes
Eagle ID[40] Biola University Yes Yes Yes
Flames Pass[41] Liberty University Yes Yes Yes
Gator One ID[42] University of Florida Yes Yes Yes
GoCard[43] Georgetown University Yes Yes Yes
Govs ID[44] Austin Peay State University Yes Yes Yes
Griz Card[45] University of Montana Yes Yes Yes
Grubby ID[46] South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Yes Yes Yes
HawksCard[47] Chowan University Yes Yes Yes
Hill Card[48] Hamilton College Yes Yes Yes
Hilltopper Card[49] St. Edward's University Yes Yes Yes
ID Card[50] St. Francis College Yes Yes Yes
ID Card[51] Wingate University Yes Yes Yes
id+ Card[52] Penn State Yes Yes Yes
J-Card[53] Johns Hopkins University Yes Yes Yes
Javelina Card[54] Texas A&M University–Kingsville Yes Yes Yes
JayCard[55] Washington & Jefferson College Yes Yes Yes
Lightning ID[56] Goldey–Beacom College Yes Yes Yes
Lion Card[57] Texas A&M University–Commerce Yes Yes Yes
Lion OneCard[58] University of Colorado Colorado Springs Yes Yes Yes
Lions ID Card[59] University of Arkansas–Fort Smith Yes Yes Yes
MACK Card[60][61] Merrimack College Yes Yes Yes
MaineCard[62] University of Maine Yes Yes Yes
Mane Card[63] University of North Alabama Yes Yes Yes
Mariner Access Card[64] College of Coastal Georgia Yes Yes Yes
Maroon Card[65] Roanoke College Yes Yes Yes
MataCard[66] California State University, Northridge Yes Yes Yes
Mountie ID[67] Mount Aloysius College Yes Yes Yes
MPCC Campus Card[68] Mid-Plains Community College Yes Yes Yes
MU ID[69] Moravian University Yes Yes Yes
Mule Card[70] University of Central Missouri Yes Yes Yes
MyJacks Card[71] South Dakota State University Yes Yes Yes
MyLIU[72] Long Island University Yes Yes Yes
ObieID[73] Oberlin College Yes Yes Yes
OilerOne[74] University of Findlay Yes Yes Yes
OneCard[75] Forsyth Technical Community College Yes Yes Yes
OneCard[76] Hunter College Yes Yes Yes
OneCard[77] Yavapai College Yes Yes Yes
OneCard ID[78] St. Joseph's University (New York) Yes Yes Yes
One Card[79] University of North Carolina School of the Arts Yes Yes Yes
One Pass[80] Xavier University Yes Yes Yes
OWLcard[81] Temple University Yes Yes Yes
P2 Card[82] University of Texas at Tyler Yes Yes Yes
Pack Pass[83] Northern State University Yes Yes Yes
Pard Card[84] Lafayette College Yes Yes Yes
PLNU ID[85] Point Loma Nazarene University Yes Yes Yes
Pride Pass[86] Lindenwood University Yes Yes Yes
Purdue ID[87] Purdue University - West Lafayette Yes Yes Yes
Rocket Card[88] Toledo University Yes Yes Yes
Saints ID[89] Maryville University Yes Yes Yes
Sooner Card[90] The University of Oklahoma Yes Yes Yes
Southeast Tech ID[91] Southeast Technical College Yes Yes Yes
Student ID[92] Brevard College Yes Yes Yes
Student ID[93] The Master's University Yes Yes Yes
T-Bird ID[94] Southern Utah University Yes Yes Yes
Talon Card[95] Kennesaw State University Yes Yes Yes
TCNJ ID[96] The College of New Jersey Yes Yes Yes
TigerCard[97] Olivet Nazarene University Yes Yes Yes
Tiger Card[98] University of West Alabama Yes Yes Yes
Trojan Card[99] Dakota State University Yes Yes Yes
TrojanPass[100] University of Mount Olive Yes Yes Yes
UniCard[101] Hawaii Pacific University Yes Yes Yes
USU ID[102] Utah State University Yes Yes Yes
Vassar ID[103] Vassar College Yes Yes Yes
Viking ID[104] Valley City State University Yes Yes Yes
Western Card[105] Western Washington University Yes Yes Yes
Wildcard[106] Weber State University Yes Yes Yes
XCard[107] Xavier University of Louisiana Yes Yes Yes
CBORD Baylor ID[108] Baylor University Yes Yes No
CATcard[109] University of Vermont Yes Yes No
CommodoreCard[110] Vanderbilt University No Yes No
ID Card[111] Massachusetts Institute of Technology No Yes No
GWorld[112] George Washington University Yes Yes Yes
Irish1Card[113][114] University of Notre Dame Yes Yes No
Jacket Card[115] Baldwin Wallace University Yes Yes No
Mocs Card[116] University of Tennessee at Chattanooga No Yes No
Monarch Card[117] Old Dominion University Yes Yes No
Miami ID[118] Miami University Yes Yes No
Mizzou ID[119] University of Missouri No Yes No
OneCard[120][121] Millersville University No Yes No
OneCard[122] Swarthmore College Yes Yes No
One Card[123] University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill No Yes No
One Card[124] University of San Francisco Yes Yes No
TigerCard[125][126] University of Missouri No Yes No
Tiger Card[127] Auburn University Yes Yes No
TigerOne Card[128] Clemson University No Yes No
VolCard[129] University of Tennessee (Knoxville) Yes Yes No
? WildCard[130] University of Kentucky Yes Yes No
Atrium ASU ID[131] Arizona State University No Yes No
HC Pass[132] Highlands College No Yes No
HofPass[133] Hofstra University No Yes No
Mason ID[134] George Mason University No Yes No
SCAD Card[135] Savannah College of Art and Design No Yes No
UCard[136] University of Utah No Yes No
TouchNet JacksCard[137] Northern Arizona University No Yes No

Samsung Wallet (on Android) and Apple Wallet (on iOS) allow the use of IDs when the phone's screen is off or the battery is depleted. Samsung allows up to 15 taps within 24 hours, and Apple rates their reserve feature as being available for 5 hours after initial depletion.

Google Wallet requires a phone screen to be on and does not offer a power reserve mode.[138]

Upcoming

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Country Provider Card School Google Wallet Apple Wallet Samsung Wallet
 United States Transact Access ID[139][140] University of California, Santa Barbara Yes Yes Yes
Unknown CatCard[141] University of Arizona Yes Yes Un­known

See also

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