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Transpario is built around a simple principle: present useful information without unnecessary assumptions.
Public information should focus on what can be supported rather than using inflammatory labels.
Missing information is not automatically treated as a negative result.
A student's experience is presented as that student's experience. It is not automatically treated as a universal fact.
Internship programs can change their policies, pricing, selection processes, and benefits. This is why Transpario displays a Last Reviewed date.
Supporting information can help the Transpario team understand and review factual claims.
Personal information and sensitive evidence should not be exposed publicly by default.
Student submissions do not automatically become public listings.
No payment from the student is currently identified as required for the internship program.
Available information indicates that payment from the student is required.
A payment option exists, but the available information does not indicate that it is mandatory for participation in the internship itself.
Transpario does not currently have enough information to confidently classify the payment requirement.
Transpario does not currently have sufficient information to make a stronger classification.
When Transpario does not have enough reliable information about a feature, we use "Not Disclosed" rather than assuming that the feature does not exist.
This applies especially to: