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A bursar is a treasurer at a public institution, especially a college. (Why college's have to have a special word for a funds manager, I'll never understand.) In other words, the bursary is the treasury. On board a ship (or aircraft), the funds manager or banker is called a purser.
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How much does a Bursar at a college make?
bursar make about 100k-110k a year depends how much effort you put into it good luck in college.
What rhymes with cursor?
bursar Mercer nurser terser
What is the definition of a bursar?
A bursar is the senior financial administrator at a school or university. In the United States bursars are usually at the higher education level. Other countries have it at lower levels also.
What is the Title held by an academic institutions financial administrator?
the answer is BURSAR
What is the title held by academic institution's financial administrator?
the answer is BURSAR
What is the treasurer of college called?
A treasurer of a college or university is called a bursar.
Where can one find listings for Bursar jobs?
Tip Top Job is the International job board listing jobs in numerous industries, and caters for Bursar jobs. You can search through jobs and apply online on this site. You will find the latest jobs below.
What is the address of the Office of the Bursar Oklahoma State University?
113 Student Union Stillwater, OK 74078
What starts with the letter b that is important in Springfield?
The Bursar is an important person at Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts.
What do you call a person who collects and pays out money at a school?
The word is bursar. It means the person who manages the funds at a college or university.
What are synonyms for dealer?
banker, bursar, businessperson, chandler, changer, dispenser, marketer, merchandiser, merchant, retailer, trader, tradesperson, trafficker, vendor
How can I get what was spent on my child's education?
If a college or university, you can obtain that information from the Office of the Bursar (sometimes referred to as Student Accounts), at he school your daughter or son is enrolled.
