1. We monitor official sources
We review public program pages, tuition and schedule documents, admissions pages, and suitable official state sources. We respect robots directives, access controls, and reasonable request limits.
2. We flag meaningful changes
When source content changes, structured extraction identifies possible updates and keeps the exact supporting evidence. A possible update does not silently replace published information.
3. Providers clarify gaps
When important information is missing, conflicting, or stale, we may email a published official contact. Messages contain only necessary questions and a secure confirmation form. Providers can opt out at any time.
4. Safety rules decide the next step
Clear, narrow answers from trusted contacts may qualify for conservative automatic application. Ambiguous, destructive, broad, or conflicting changes always require human review. Every applied change is audited and reversible.
What verification does not mean
Verification reflects the evidence available on the date shown. It is not a guarantee of admission, licensing eligibility, tuition, financial aid, schedule, or class availability. Confirm final details directly with the school.