Who it serves
Students, lecturers, professional and independent researchers, NGOs, companies, institutions, and community respondents.
A concise, citable description of the platform, who it serves, and how its research tools work. These facts apply to the official website at campus-verify.live.
Last reviewed 2 October 2026
At a glance
Students, lecturers, professional and independent researchers, NGOs, companies, institutions, and community respondents.
Every account confirms an email address. Student accounts must also use a recognised academic email domain; General/Researcher accounts support wider research and participation.
Researchers can choose campus-specific, student, everyone, or private invite-only participation. Eligible studies can also target department, year, country, age range, and interests.
Answering an eligible survey earns one research credit. Credits are spent to publish surveys. Sign-up credits do not expire: 10 for students, 50 for partner-school students, and 5 for General/Researcher accounts.
Partner schools can use permanent co-branded joining links, school administration tools, and privacy-limited response tracking. Academic email domains—not a joining URL—determine student eligibility and partner benefits.
Survey owners receive answers, not hidden account identities. School-assisted tracking exposes only eligible students’ index numbers, departments, and response state—not names, emails, answers, or submission times.
Official identity
Accuracy notes
Student status is based on a confirmed, recognised academic email domain. This supports campus and student audience controls. General/Researcher accounts confirm an email but are not presented as academically verified students.
CampusVerify requires authenticated accounts and applies response-quality safeguards. It does not claim to prove how every respondent prepared an answer, guarantee every research result, or detect every possible use of automation.
Research quality still depends on questionnaire design, sample selection, ethics, interpretation, and the claims a researcher makes from the resulting data.
Primary sources
Purpose, verification model, research workflow, and technology.
Current account credits, publishing tiers, and purchase options.
How personal information and survey responses are handled.
Documented protections, boundaries, and current limitations.
Institutional onboarding, campus access, and partnership options.
Practical guidance for designing and running research surveys.
Journalists, institutions, researchers, directories, and AI services can contact the CampusVerify team for clarification.
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