What's New on AllUniversity.info - A Guide for Students and Universities

We've been busy making AllUniversity.info more useful — both for students researching their next step and for the universities they're considering. Here's a quick tour of what's new, with links to short guides on each. Whether you're choosing where to apply or representing an institution, there's something here for you.

For students

Researching universities is now a two-way street: you can ask, compare, and reach out directly, and everything you contribute builds into a profile of your own.

• Ask the community a question — get public answers about admissions, tuition, courses and campus life from students and others who've been there, and see the most helpful answers rise to the top.
• Message a university directly — when your question is personal, send a private message and keep the whole conversation in your inbox.
• Set up your profile — your questions, answers and reviews come together into a track record; see what's public, what stays private, and how to set your display name and photo.
• Secure your account — add two-factor sign-in in about a minute for an extra layer of protection.

For universities

If you represent a university, you can now take ownership of your profile and use it to reach prospective students — all free of charge.

• Claim your university profile — prove you represent the institution and earn a Verified badge. With a university-domain email, verification is instant.
• Keep your profile accurate and complete — edit your details, complete your tuition tier and languages of instruction, and keep your course listings current.
• Post updates — publish admissions news, deadlines, scholarships and announcements that reach students across the site and in search results.
• Handle student messages — receive and reply to enquiries from one dashboard inbox, and control whether you're accepting new messages.

Two sides of the same platform

These features work best together. When students ask questions and message universities, and universities keep their profiles current and reply to enquiries, everyone gets a clearer picture — students make better-informed choices, and universities reach the students who are genuinely interested. Every one of the features above is free to use.

Where to start? If you're a student, set up your profile and ask your first question. If you represent a university, claim your profile — everything else follows from there.