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Editorial Standards

CollegeHub publishes guides for students and adults who are choosing a college program, paying for school or planning a career. This page explains who writes our articles, how we check them and how we keep them up to date.

Who we are

CollegeHub.info is a free online resource operated by SEO Lead Co. We are not a college or university, we do not enroll students, and we do not make admission or financial aid decisions. When an article describes a school or program, confirm the details with that school before you apply.

CollegeHub maintains business relationships with some of the schools featured on this site and may receive compensation from schools or partners displayed. This compensation may influence how and where schools appear on the site, but it does not decide what our articles say.

Who writes our articles

Our blog articles are written and reviewed by Benjamin Flajnik. Each article shows its author and the date it was published, and the date it was last updated when we revise it.

How we write and check articles

  • We answer one question per article. Each article is written for a specific situation a student is in, such as missing an aid deadline or choosing between two programs.
  • We cite official sources. Facts that change, such as deadlines, aid amounts, licensing rules or salary data, come from official sources like studentaid.gov, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, accrediting agencies and the schools themselves. We link to them so you can check the current figure.
  • We do not promise outcomes. Admission, aid amounts, salaries and licensure depend on the student, the school and the state. Our articles describe what is typical and tell you where to confirm it.
  • We use AI tools with human review. We may use AI tools to help with research and drafts. A person reviews every article for accuracy, sources and usefulness before we publish or update it.

Updates and corrections

We review older articles and update them when facts change or when we can make them more useful. Articles that no longer meet these standards are rewritten, merged with a related article or removed.

If you find an error, contact us and tell us which article and what needs to change. We correct factual errors and update the article's date.