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bursar
This term carries a formal, institutional connotation, typically associated with traditional academic or ecclesiastical settings. It evokes an image of administrative authority and strict financial oversight, often functioning as the primary point of contact for tuition payments and budget allocations within a closed community.
While similar to a treasurer or a financial officer, a bursar specifically operates within the framework of a school, college, or cathedral. The role is characterized by the management of a specific institutional purse rather than general corporate finance.
Meanings
A financial officer at a college, university, or school who is responsible for managing the institution's funds and accounts.
Examples
You need to visit the bursar to settle your outstanding tuition fees.
The bursar is handling the disbursement of student loans this week.
I wonder if the bursar can grant me a payment extension.
Please submit your scholarship application directly to the bursar.
Please submit your scholarship application directly to the bursar.
The college bursar manages the entire annual budget for the campus.
Go see the bursar if you have a question about your meal plan credits.
The cathedral bursar meticulously recorded every donation in the ledger.
The monastery bursar ensures that the community has enough funds for winter supplies.