How it works
Every answer comes with its evidence
The goal is simple: find programs where funding is stated, especially for international students. Everything else supports that.
1. Tell us where you are from and where you want to go
Your citizenship and the country of your degree decide which rules apply. Takes about five minutes, and you can browse before you finish.
2. Search, and read the funding line first
Each result leads with what the school says about funding for international students, then your eligibility, then the deadline.
3. Open a program to see the sources
Funding, tuition, fees, deadlines, English requirements and supervisors, each with a quote, a link and the date we retrieved it.
4. Find supervisors who fit
See who is accepting students and what they work on now.
5. Draft an email, then send it yourself
Drafts use only your profile and the supervisor's sourced work, and unsupported claims are flagged. You copy it, send it from your own email and record that you sent it. The app reminds you when a follow-up makes sense.
6. Write your statement of purpose
Answer a few questions about your own story once. For each program you get an outline or a draft built only from your answers, the program and its supervisors' research, within the school's length limit. You edit it, and you check the school's own rules on AI help.
MSc Computer Science
Northfield University · Riverton
Funding stated for international students: a stipend for two years.
“All admitted students receive a minimum funding package.”from the school's funding page
What you will see
Six things, shown the same way every time
- Funding
- The school's own sentence, quoted, with a link. “Stated” never turns into “assured”.
- Eligibility
- An answer for your country with the rule and the quote beside it. Where the school does not say, it says “check source”.
- Deadlines
- The date as printed. If the page prints no year, the date is marked as assumed.
- Cost
- Tuition as printed, with currency and period. Amounts we cannot read cleanly are shown as the school wrote them.
- Confidence
- High, medium or low, worked out from the evidence in the record, with the reasons. It never decides whether you are eligible.
- Gaps
- Pages that disagree are shown side by side. Pages we could not read are marked. “Not researched yet” means exactly that.
What we do not do
We do not send email for you, we do not promise funding, and we do not fill gaps with guesses. Research keeps being re-run each admissions cycle, and changes to a program you track are shown to you.