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Use the right channel for corrections, partnerships, and general questions. Do not send private student documents through public community channels.

Data correction format

Include the page URL, field name, current value, corrected value, official source URL, date checked, and a short reason. Corrections to tuition, deadlines, visa, recognition, or eligibility fields require official evidence before publication.

What happens to a correction

Every reported figure is re-checked against the university’s own published page before anything changes. If the official source agrees with you, the field is updated, its verification date is reset, and the change is listed on the updates log with the source attached. If the official page is ambiguous — a fee published for a prior cycle, a deadline given as a month rather than a date — the field is marked as reference-year rather than quietly overwritten. Corrections that cannot be tied to an official source are not published, even when they are probably right.

What we can help with

  • Wrong, stale, or missing tuition, deadline, and entry-requirement data on any program page.
  • A university or English-taught program in Europe that is missing from the catalog entirely.
  • Questions about how a figure was verified, or which official page a number came from.
  • Broken links, pages that fail to load, and accessibility problems.
  • Press, research, and data-licensing enquiries.

What we cannot do

  • Assess your chances of admission, or review your grades, transcript, or personal statement.
  • Apply on your behalf, forward documents to a university, or act as an agent or recruiter.
  • Give immigration, visa, or legal advice — those belong to the relevant authority.
  • Confirm that a degree will lead to certification, residency, registration, or licensure anywhere.

EuroMedGuide is an independent research site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or paid by any university listed on it, and it does not accept commission for referrals. See the about page for how the catalog is built and the disclaimer for the limits of what any page here can tell you.

Before you write about your own application

Please do not send passports, transcripts, diplomas, or any other identity document to these addresses. Nothing on this site requires them, and no one here can act on them. A university’s own admissions office is the only party that can answer a question about your specific file — every program page links straight to it, and that link is the one worth using. If you want to keep track of where each of your applications stands, the application tracker stores that in your own account instead.