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How to Reach Us
General inquiries and feedback: Email us at [email protected] (replace with your actual contact address). This is the best route for most messages — questions about our content, general feedback, partnership inquiries, or anything that doesn’t fit the categories below.
Reporting an error or outdated information: Email [email protected] (replace with your actual address). Because tuition, deadlines, acceptance rates, and financial aid policies change every year, we rely on readers to help flag anything that looks out of date or incorrect. Please include:
- The URL of the page in question
- The specific figure or statement you believe is incorrect or outdated
- A source for the corrected information, if you have one (an official university page is ideal)
We review every correction request personally rather than through an automated process, and if we make a change based on your report, we’ll update the “Last Verified” date on that page.
Press and partnership inquiries: Email [email protected] (replace with your actual address) for media inquiries, data requests, or partnership proposals.
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What We Can and Can’t Help With
We’re an independent educational information resource, not a university, admissions consultancy, or financial aid office. That means there are some things we genuinely can’t help with, no matter how much we’d like to:
- We cannot check on the status of your application to any university. That information is only available through the university’s own admissions office or applicant portal.
- We cannot make admissions decisions or influence them. We have no relationship with any university’s admissions committee.
- We cannot provide individualized financial aid, visa, or legal advice. For your specific financial or immigration situation, please consult the relevant university’s financial aid office, a licensed immigration attorney, or a qualified financial advisor.
- We cannot guarantee outcomes. No one can honestly promise you admission, a specific scholarship amount, or a particular financial aid package — be cautious of any site or service that does.
What we can help with: correcting factual errors on our site, answering general questions about how something we’ve written works, and pointing you toward the right official resource when we don’t have the answer ourselves.
Response Times
We aim to respond to general inquiries within 3–5 business days, and to error reports within a similar window, though corrections that require additional research may take longer to verify before we publish an update. We’re a small, editorially focused team, so we appreciate your patience — every message is read by a real person, not a bot.
Before You Write In
A few quick things that might save you time:
- Looking for tuition, deadlines, or admissions requirements for a specific university? Check that university’s guide directly in our Universities section — most common questions are answered there, and each page lists its official sources at the bottom.
- Wondering why a number on our site differs from another website? Different sources sometimes report figures from different academic years, or use different definitions (for example, “cost of attendance” versus “tuition alone”). Check the “Last Verified” date and cited source on our page — if you still believe something is wrong, we’d genuinely like to know, so please use the error-reporting address above.
- Have a general question about applying to college rather than feedback on our site specifically? Our Admissions and Financial Aid & Scholarships sections may already answer it.
A Note on Response Content
Please don’t send personal application materials (essays, transcripts, financial documents) to us for review — we’re not able to provide individualized application feedback, and we’d rather you not share sensitive personal information over email unnecessarily. For that kind of support, a school counselor or a qualified educational consultant is the right resource.
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