Honor code
Honor code.
A jusCode Academy certificate means something only if everyone who holds one earned it on their own. This is what we ask of you when you sit for an exam — and what we’ll do if we suspect it was violated.
What honest participation looks like
- · You answer the questions yourself, from your own knowledge and judgment.
- · You don’t use another person, another browser tab, an LLM, or any other AI assistant during the exam.
- · You don’t share the questions you saw with anyone else, before or after the exam.
- · You don’t share your jusCode Academy account with anyone else for the purpose of taking an exam.
What we may do
- · Review attempts. Attempts can be flagged for review based on response patterns, timing, or external reports. We do not use real-time AI-content detection at launch, but we reserve the right to add it.
- · Revoke certificates. If we determine an attempt was AI-assisted, completed by someone other than the account holder, or otherwise violated the rules above, we may revoke the certificate. Revoked certificates remain at their public URL but display a clear “Revoked” status and the date.
- · No refund on revocation. The $5 instant credit stays in your wallet (it was for paying, not for passing). The certificate fee is non-refundable per the rules below.
Refund and retry policy
- · $25 per attempt. No refunds.
- · One attempt per payment. Next attempt available 2 hours after submit.
- · $5 USD credit lands in your jusCode wallet on purchase. You keep it whether you pass or fail.
- · Pass and an additional $5 USD credit is granted to your wallet.
- · If our server fails mid-exam (rare), we auto-grant a free re-attempt — no new payment.
Why we care
A certificate that’s easy to get without actually knowing the material is worth nothing — to the holder, to employers who see it, and to everyone else who took the exam honestly. The honor code keeps the certificate meaningful.