FAQs
Nexus Notes is an online marketplace for students and professionals to learn from other top students around the world.
Learners pay a subscription to access tens of thousands of learning materials uploaded by Nexus Authors. Nexus reviews content and grades to ensure a high quality learning experience.
It's simple. Students or professionals upload their learning materials, notes, course summaries, professional materials or study guides to Nexus, and those looking to learn can review the content and subscribe. Notes are verified by Nexus to ensure quality. Got a set of notes from your courses or profession? Nexus is also a great way to make money on the side.
You can either subscribe to an annual plan at $5.99/month or a monthly plan at $29.99/month. You'll be able to access up to 30 documents per month on either plan.
Thousands of students and professionals worldwide use Nexus to either improve their grades, help study for an exam or professional qualification, or just to learn something new. With Nexus, you have access to hundreds of thousands of pages of relevant, high quality content at your fingertips from the best people to learn from: those that have successfully navigated what you're going through.
We pay Authors (people like you who upload study materials) a percentage of the monthly revenue that Nexus collects from its Premium subscribers each month.
How much you get paid depends on how many subscribers have added your notes to their library that month.
While earnings are not guaranteed, high quality and well structured documents are usually more popular and earn more. On average, Nexus Authors make hundreds per year uploading their documents, and our top earners make thousands of dollars every year. If you've got existing notes sitting on your computer, upload them and see how they do!
Everywhere! Nexus has learning materials from over 50 countries around the world, including the US, UK, NZ, Canada, Malaysia, Australia, India, Kenya, Scotland, Spain, Japan and many other countries. If your university isn't listed, reach out to us at team@nexusnotes.com and we'll make sure it gets added.
You can upload any notes, summaries, templates, frameworks or course guides that you have produced throughout your studies.
Nexus Notes won't approve materials that have been created by your university or another third party. We also do not accept assignments, essays, practicals or take-home exams. We love notes though.
In addition to the notes, we also encourage students to upload a copy of their academic transcript. This can be a screenshot from your university's online portal or a scanned image. If your transcript matches the grade you listed for your subject, we 'verify' your notes, and a verification tick will appear next to your notes.
Yes, so long as they are high quality. However, the notes will not receive the blue verification tick?
Uploading notes is quick and easy. It can take as little as 15 seconds per set of notes. You could've uploaded several sets of notes in the time it took you to read this ;)
Yes. As long as the students and professionals submitting the notes for approval have produced the notes themselves, they are legally entitled to share those notes, just as others are legally entitled to download the notes.
Nexus Notes takes quality assurance very seriously to ensure there is only strong quality content on our site. Your notes may have been rejected for any of the following reasons:
- Your notes were an assignment, take-home exam, practical or other university-assessed piece of work
- Your notes contain resources lifted from textbooks, or contain copyrighted materials
- Your handwritten notes are messy or not clear
- Your notes already exist on the site for sale by another user, or
- Your notes contain obscene language or imagery
If you disagree with this assessment of your notes, please email us on team@nexusnotes.com
Please upload in .pdf format.
The better the description, the more likely notes are to be added to library.
- Start off by describing how these notes helped you ace the subject and why other students should access them.
- Including as much information about the notes is best, and listing the topic names from within the course is helpful
- Ensure your notes title has the subject number and full name of the subject included