Is Gradeful affiliated with AUB or LAU?
No. Gradeful is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by AUB, LAU, or any instructor.
FAQ
Clear answers before students choose a pack.
Gradeful should feel transparent before anyone pays, requests access, or shares course information.
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Common questions
Grouped by what students need to know first.
The answers stay practical: what Gradeful is, how access works, and what the platform will not pretend to do.
Platform basics
What does Gradeful sell?
Gradeful offers course-specific study packs with notes, examples, formula sheets, flashcards, quizzes, and exam-prep review.
Is this tutoring?
No. Gradeful is primarily a self-study platform. Tutor scheduling may become an optional add-on later, but it is not the core product today.
Courses and access
Which courses come first?
The first focus is difficult AUB and LAU gateway STEM courses, starting with high-demand math, physics, chemistry, engineering, and CS courses.
How do refunds work?
Refunds are generally reviewed for official course withdrawal or drop with university documentation.
Can Gradeful guarantee better grades?
No. Gradeful can help students study more clearly and practice more consistently, but outcomes depend on the student, course, instructor, exam, and university rules.
Trust and integrity
Does Gradeful use professor slides or university materials?
No. Gradeful content should be independently created from student knowledge, tutor expertise, and original synthesis.
Will there be AI?
AI help is planned as a course-pack-grounded assistant, not as an unlimited answer machine. It should support learning inside the course material.
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