Claim scope
Tuition, deadline, programme, recognition, and immigration statements are reviewed independently.
Verify claims, not whole pages.
Every material data point is scoped to a university, programme, academic year, official reference, review date, and evidence label.
Evidence labels
Source checked, verified from an official PDF, annual review needed, student estimate, and recognition confirmation required.
Evidence restrictions
Conflicting, outdated, unsupported, or unsafe claims do not receive a verification badge.
How a data point moves from source to public guidance.
StudyROM records the exact claim, responsible publisher, source URL, captured date, academic year or destination scope, and the limit of what the evidence proves.
1. Scope the claim
A tuition value is tied to a university, programme, teaching language, and academic year. A deadline is tied to an intake, applicant category, time zone, and submission method.
2. Prefer controlling evidence
University, government, embassy, immigration, directory, examination, and regulator pages take priority over commercial summaries. Secondary benchmarks are labelled as estimates.
3. Publish the boundary
The page states what was checked and what still requires confirmation. Evidence for tuition is never stretched into a claim about admission, visas, recognition, residency, or licensing.
Changing information
Fees, deadlines, admission instructions, visa requirements, and professional pathways receive dated review signals. If the official source is unclear or conflicts with another current source, the public page uses a caution label or omits the exact claim.
Cost estimates
City budgets are planning ranges built from cited benchmarks. They are not official prices. Readers should replace rent, utilities, food, insurance, transport, travel, and personal-spending presets with current quotes.