Every important claim should be auditable.
Technology accelerates the research. Evidence and human review decide what makes the final report.
Primary-source first
Deadlines, scholarships, aid rules, testing policy, program admission, internships and career outcomes are verified against official institutional sources whenever possible.
Fact and analysis are different
Verified fact
What the university actually publishes.
ApplySlate analysis
What that verified fact means for this specific student and family.
Contradictions are surfaced
If a marketing page and detailed terms disagree, the conflict is reviewed rather than silently resolved in favor of the more attractive claim.
Missing data stays missing
“Not published” never becomes “none.”
Current-cycle checks
Time-sensitive information is date-stamped and rechecked before delivery. Older rules are labeled as working assumptions when the next cycle is not yet published.
Human review is the final layer
Major admission, scholarship, aid, internship and program claims are checked for source quality, freshness and unsupported language.