North America Student Information System Market Report and Forecast 2025-2034

North America Student Information System Market Size

The North America student information system market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.4% between 2025 and 2034. The market is being aided by the growing emphasis on enhancing performance and student success rate by educational institutions.

North America Student Information System Market Outlook

• The United States recorded a 98% surge in the adoption of student information systems in 2021, reversing a 5-year declining trend.

• Foreign student enrollment saw a 12% y-o-y in 2022-23 in American higher education institutions.

• Canada is expected to constitute a major portion of the market share over the forecast period.

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North America Student Information System Market Growth

Small schools with less than 5,000 workers accounted for 72% of all new student information system purchases in 2021. As major market players like Oracle and Jenzabar are providing cloud-native student information systems, large universities, and public schools (which enrol over 60% of all students in the USA) are expected to witness a surge in their adoption. As per recent trends, 4-year public schools saw a 667% surge in their spending on SIS, while private non-profit schools and 2-year colleges witnessed a growth of 121% and 68% (from the last 5 years).

The increasing emphasis of educational institutions on enhancing institutional performance, improving student success rates, and streamlining administrative tasks is driving the demand for SIS. Student information system is one of the critical dimensions of an educational institution’s campus management programmes as it acts as a centralised repository for storing student data relating to fee payment, personal details, and learning outcomes. With an increasing number of foreign student enrollments in American universities (10,571,888 in 2023), the adoption of SIS is expected to record a significant surge in upcoming years.

North America Student Information System Industry Segmentation

North America Student Information System Market Report and Forecast 2025-2034 offers a detailed analysis of the market based on the following segments:

Market Breakup by Component

• Solution

• Services

Market Breakup by Deployment Mode

• On-Premises

• Cloud

Market Breakup by End Use

• K-12

• Higher Education

Market Breakup by Country

• United States of America

• Canada

North America Student Information System Market Share

Based on country, the market is divided into the United States of America and Canada. The increasing pressure of student enrollment in Canada’s 14,600 schools is expected to drive the adoption of SIS in major public schools situated in high population-density areas like Quebec.

Leading Companies in the North America Student Information System Market

The report provides a detailed analysis of the following key players in the market, covering their competitive landscape and latest developments like mergers and acquisitions, investments, and capacity expansion.

• Oracle Corp.

• Workday Inc.

• Ellucian Company L.P.

• Tribal Group Plc

• Unit4 Group Holding B.V.

• Jenzabar, Inc.

• PowerSchool Holdings Inc.

• Infinite Campus, Inc.

• Illuminate Education

• Anthology Inc.

• Gradelink Corporation 

• Others

Major market players are focusing on manufacturing cloud-based student information systems to maximise the productivity and efficiency of educational institutions across the region.

Key Highlights of the Report