What we got wrong
We publish figures that students make expensive decisions on, so some of them will eventually be wrong. This is the log of the ones that were. It includes requests from universities to change what we say about them, and what we decided, including the requests we turned down.
How this works
A correction is logged when a fact changes that a reader could have acted on: a deadline, a cost, a requirement, an eligibility rule, an institution's certification or visa screening status. Wording changes and layout are not logged, because padding this list would bury the entries that matter.
When a university asks us to change something we have published about it, that request is logged here with the outcome, whether or not the institution is a paying partner, and whether or not we agreed. The advertising policy is what commits us to that, and this page is how you check it.
Underneath this page, every published claim about a named institution is version-controlled, so each change carries the date it was made, who made it, and what the previous value was. This page is where that record is published. We know that still asks you to take our word for the part you cannot see, which is why the log below includes the entries that do not flatter us: those are the ones that make the rest of it worth anything.
Log (0)
Nothing logged yet. This log opened on 7 August 2026, so an empty list means no correction has been needed since that date, not that we have never published anything wrong. Ask again in a year: a correction log that is still empty after a year of publishing is not evidence of accuracy, it is evidence that nobody is keeping it.
If you have found something incorrect, the feedback page reaches us, and anything affecting a deadline or a requirement goes to the front of the queue.
Related
Methodology covers where our data comes from and how it is checked before it is published.