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EDITORIAL

Editorial team and standards

These are the people responsible for Students Life coverage and the standards used to research, edit, update and correct it.

Editorial team

Writers and contributors

Portrait of Maya ChenCampus Life WriterMaya ChenMaya covers the decisions, relationships and campus systems that shape a student’s week.Portrait of Avery ScottRoom & Routine WriterAvery ScottAvery turns small-space constraints and daily friction into workable student routines.Portrait of Eli MorganStudy & Career WriterEli MorganEli covers academic systems, early career decisions and the tools that support both.Portrait of Mina BrooksStyle & Wellbeing WriterMina BrooksMina covers student health, sustainable wellbeing and personal routines without perfectionism.Portrait of Sofia ReyesMoney & Perks WriterSofia ReyesSofia makes aid, fees, offers and everyday money decisions easier to compare.Portrait of Priya ShahStudent Policy & Access ContributorPriya ShahPriya covers student rights, access needs and the official processes behind high-stakes decisions.Portrait of Sam RiveraHousing & Travel ContributorSam RiveraSam covers leases, shared housing, campus travel and the logistics of moving between them.

Editing and specialist review

Portrait of Jordan EllisManaging EditorJordan EllisJordan sets the service standard for Students Life and edits every Guide for clarity, evidence and useful next steps.Portrait of Lena BrooksHealth Content ReviewerLena BrooksLena reviews health and wellbeing guides for responsible scope, clear escalation points and accurate service navigation.Portrait of Tessa GrantMoney & Consumer ReviewerTessa GrantTessa reviews money coverage for complete costs, dated terms and clear distinctions between education and advice.Portrait of Lena OkaforStudent Policy & Access ReviewerLena OkaforLena reviews policy, privacy and access coverage for accurate authority, scope and documentation steps.

Editorial standards

Our goal is to reduce the cost of understanding college life before asking a student to act or buy. Editors remain responsible for every published claim, recommendation and correction.

Research, writing and AI

  1. Information discoveryAI tools may assist with information discovery and outline development. AI output is not treated as a source.
  2. Source verificationEditors check factual claims against authoritative or cited sources, including official campus, government and brand pages when those sources control the answer.
  3. Human accountabilityAn editor reviews every article and remains responsible for the final framing, recommendations and published content.
  4. People-first purposeWe publish to answer a real student decision, not to fill a keyword target or manufacture apparent expertise.

Editorial credits

By
The named writer created the article.
Edited by
The named editor checked clarity, scope, sourcing and useful next steps.
Reviewed by
A specialist credit appears only when that person actually reviewed the article. It is never assigned automatically.

Updates and corrections

Normal factual, sourcing or clarity improvements update the visible modified date. A material change to an article's meaning, recommendation or safety guidance receives a visible correction note.

Send the page URL, disputed claim and supporting source to contact@students-life.com.

Changing offers

An observed date records when an offer source was collected; it is not an expiry date. Unknown expiry dates remain unknown, only active records are shown publicly and commercial links never determine an editorial verdict.