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Corrections Policy

How readers and institutions can report inaccurate StudyPal content and how material corrections are reviewed.

Last updated: 3 August 2026

We want StudyPal's course, institution and editorial information to be useful and current. Please tell us when you find a material error or outdated claim.

How to submit a correction

Email imediamyy@gmail.com with the affected URL, the information you believe is incorrect, the proposed correction and a supporting official source. Institution representatives should also identify their role and provide a verifiable institutional contact method.

How we assess reports

We review the supplied evidence, compare authoritative sources and may contact the institution, author or reporting person for clarification. Complex or disputed matters can take longer to resolve than straightforward factual updates.

How corrections are published

Confirmed errors may be corrected, clarified, consolidated, unpublished or marked inactive depending on their nature. Material editorial changes should update the page's modification date and may include an explanatory note when context is necessary. Minor spelling or formatting changes may be made without a separate correction notice.

Urgent concerns

Clearly identify urgent safety, impersonation, privacy or legal concerns in the email subject. Sending a report does not guarantee the requested outcome, but it ensures the matter can be reviewed by the StudyPal team.