Data & trust
How we collect programme requirements, what each status means, what scores can and cannot say, and how to tell us when something is wrong.
Coverage
1,497 programmes at 101 universities in 21 countries and regions.
Most recent official check: October 8, 2026.
Coverage is chosen from widely used rankings; requirements always come from each university's own pages, never from rankings or agencies.
What each data status means
- Checked against the official page
- A person compared this with the university's official page on the date shown.
- Official change detected — awaiting review
- Our automated check found a possible change on the official page. Until it is reviewed, the official page is the authority.
- Not yet published officially
- The university has not published this yet. We show this instead of guessing.
- Not applicable
- This item does not apply to this programme.
- Past its re-check date — confirm on the official page
- It is more than six months since this was checked. It is shown with a warning and ranked lower in recommendations.
Official sources only
Each programme links to the university's official page. We record the date we checked it and keep a data version. We track official sources and re-check them on a schedule; we do not claim real-time updates. Automated checks flag changes, and a person reviews them before anything is published.
What a score is — and is not
Hard requirements (minimum grades, English scores, prerequisites, deadlines) are checked by fixed rules. A score summarises readiness against published requirements and the materials you confirmed. It is not an admission probability, and it never says you will or will not get an offer.
Where AI is used
AI reads candidate facts from your CV (you confirm or correct them before they count), explains gaps and suggests actions. It does not decide hard requirements, deadlines or arithmetic. If AI is unavailable, rule checks, saved programmes and application plans keep working.
Privacy and sharing
You own your records. Advisors see only what you share, for the period you choose, and every view is logged. You can download or delete your data at any time.
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Every programme page has a “Report a data problem” link. Reports go to our data team for review against the official page.
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