Project Syllabi
Summer 2026 · Student AI Study
80% of students use AI on assignments.
↑ Up from 43% two years ago · Chegg 2025
6 in 10 universities still have no AI policy.
· EDUCAUSE 2025
No policy doesn't mean no rules — it means no protection.
Find out where you stand.
Answer one question to see how your school's policy compares.
- One question to start — answer in seconds
- Completely anonymous — no login required
- See how your school's policies compare
Before you answer
Your school has policies about using AI. Do you know them? We do.
Answer this one question.
When you receive a new assignment, what's your first instinct?
Choose the option that best reflects what you typically do.
Click an answer to see how 6 others replied.
Ready to take the full survey?
Enter your school info and start — your Q1 answer will carry over.
Why it matters
Do you want to help your school develop the right AI policies?
Universities across the country are scrambling to write AI policies — but most are doing it without asking students. Project Syllabi changes that.
For your university
For your voice
For research
Be first
Top responding schools
How it works
Four steps. Five minutes. Real impact.
1.
Enter your school
Tell us your institution, college, and graduation year.
2.
Answer scenarios
Step into real study situations and choose what you'd do.
3.
We analyze
Your anonymous responses join the 10K dataset.
4.
Universities learn
Institutions receive aggregate insights to shape AI policy.
Your privacy is our priority
This assessment is completely private and confidential. We are doing aggregate research only — your individual answers will never be associated with any personal information about you.
Fully anonymous
We collect no names, emails, or identifiers. Your school is used only for aggregate grouping — never to identify you.
Aggregate research only
Results are analysed as a group, never individually. No one — not even your university — can see your specific answers.
Securely stored
All data is encrypted at rest and in transit. We follow strict data handling protocols aligned with FERPA and GDPR principles.