Editorial policy and how we check facts
AbroBot publishes study-abroad information that students rely on for expensive, life-changing decisions. This page explains where our facts come from, how we verify them, how often we update them and how to report a mistake.
Official sources first
Scholarship amounts, eligibility rules, deadlines, visa requirements and fees change every year. For these facts we use the official source: the scholarship provider, the university, or the government department that runs the programme. Pages marked with a verification date list those sources at the bottom, with links, so you can check them yourself.
What “Last verified” means
When a page says “Last verified” with a date, the AbroBot editorial team compared every factual claim on that page with the official sources on that date. If an official source does not state something (for example, an exact amount), we say so rather than guess. If a programme's cycle has closed or changed, the page says that too.
How often we update
We re-check verified pages when a provider announces a new application cycle, and at least once a year. Dates and amounts always refer to the cycle named on the page. Always confirm the final details on the official website before you apply.
Independence
AbroBot does not earn commission from universities (0% commission), so our recommendations are not tied to where you apply. Scholarship pages describe each award on its merits, using its official rules.
How we use AI
AbroBot is an AI study-abroad platform, and we use AI tools to help research and draft content. AI output is never treated as a source: facts on verified pages are checked against the official sources listed on the page before publication.
Corrections
If you find an error, contact us with the page link and the official source. We review every report and correct verified errors promptly, updating the verification date.