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Collegesaurus is maintained by volunteers. Anyone can help keep it accurate. You don't need to know how to code, and most paths take less than five minutes.

Pick whichever matches what you want to share:

Something on a page is wrong​

Numbers go out of date, deadlines shift, contacts move. You don't have to fix it yourself. Just tell us what's wrong and where you saw the correct info.

Suggest a correction →

A scholarship or university we're missing​

If you know of a scholarship available to Lebanese students, or a university that should be on the site:

The more links to official pages you can include (tuition rates, application form, FAQ), the faster we can publish it.

Write a story​

The Stories section is where students publish their own first-hand experiences as full posts: how the application really went, what they paid, what the interview asked, what they wish they'd known.

There are two ways to get yours up there:

  1. Fill in Share your experience and we'll turn your answers into a proper story with your name (or anonymous, your call).
  2. Write it yourself: copy stories/_template.md, rename it to YYYY-MM-DD-your-slug.md, add yourself to stories/authors.yml, and open a PR. Every existing story uses the same shape so you can crib from any of them.

You can write the fix yourself​

Every university and scholarship page has an "Edit this page" link at the very bottom. Clicking it opens GitHub's in-browser editor for the exact source file. GitHub handles the fork and pull request for you. No local setup, no command line.

No GitHub account?​

Email hashemkhoder1@gmail.com with the subject line Collegesaurus contribution and the same info you'd have filled into the form. We'll file the issue for you.

What happens next​

  • The maintainer reviews the issue within a few days.
  • If the info is verifiable, the page gets updated and the site redeploys within about an hour of the merge.
  • You're credited in the commit message unless you ask otherwise.

Thank you. Every correction, however small, helps a student make a better-informed decision.