Disclaimer & posting rules
EduVistaScore is a place where students share their own experience of institutions and educators. Please read this page before you post anything, and keep it in mind when you read what other people have posted.
The views here are not EduVistaScore's views
All ratings, scores, reviews, comments and flags on this platform are the personal opinions and statements of the students or other individuals who posted them. EduVistaScore is a neutral host. We do not author, verify, adopt, sanction or endorse any post, and no post should be read as a statement of fact by EduVistaScore. EduVistaScore accepts no liability for the content posted by users, or for any loss or harm arising from reliance on it. Institutions and educators named on the platform may respond or request a review of content they believe breaches these rules.
What you post is attributed to you
- Every rating or review you submit remains your own statement, made on your own responsibility. Publishing it here is not an endorsement or approval by EduVistaScore.
- Your public display name is an anonymous handle, but you are still accountable for what you write. Anonymity on the page is not immunity in law.
- If a post is challenged legally, the person who posted it is the person answerable for it.
Post facts you can stand behind
- Write only what actually happened to you, or what you personally witnessed.
- Do not exaggerate, embellish or guess. Do not repeat rumours as fact.
- Before raising a serious allegation — unwanted advances, favours for grades, grades held back, students frustrated ahead of graduation — ask yourself whether you could support it with proof if requested: dates, messages, emails, results slips, official correspondence or witnesses.
- Separate opinion from fact. “I felt the marking was harsh” is an opinion. “My results were withheld for three months” is a factual claim you must be able to back up.
- No naming of other students, no personal contacts, no threats, no hate speech.
Fabricated posts are not tolerated
Invented, malicious or knowingly false postings will be removed, and repeat offenders lose access to the platform. A fabricated allegation can expose you personally to defamation or other legal claims — EduVistaScore will not defend a post on your behalf, and may be required to respond to lawful requests. If something serious happened to you, use the confidential reporting route instead of a public review, so it can be handled properly.
This page explains the platform's rules and is not legal advice. If you have suffered harassment or coercion, please also seek help from a person or organisation you trust.