The assessment questions, the rubric and its weights, the scoring code, the course, university and scholarship mapping, the report design, the site and everything on it belong to us.
Your essays remain yours. You wrote them, you own them, and nothing here transfers a word of them to us. We hold them to score the assessment and to produce the critique you asked for, and for nothing else — see the privacy notice for exactly who sees them and for how long.
Your report is yours too. You may keep it for as long as you like, print it, and show or send it to whoever you think should see it — a parent, a school, a tutor, another counsellor, a university. You do not need our permission and you do not need to ask. That is what you bought.
What you may not do with it is sell it, publish it commercially, present it as your own work or as somebody else's product, strip our name off it, alter the numbers in it, or use it to build a competing assessment. Sharing a report about your own application is normal. Selling copies of it is not.
We may describe the product publicly using anonymous, aggregated statistics — how many students have sat it, how the bands are distributed. We will never publish, quote or show an identifiable student's essays or results without written permission from that student and their parent.