No - we see this as an opportunity to support and enhance existing work. University tutors, advisors, and mentors are best suited to handle the nuances of helping a student.Most universities succeed in high-engagement support but can only support a maximum of weekly check-ins with students. Instead, much of what StudyBot focuses on is behavior change, which requires high-frequency engagement with the student (i.e., daily). In certain situations, the app will guide the student to using additional resources at your university. We see human relationships as the core of the university experience but also believe technology can provide vital assistance.Additionally, in certain situations, research has shown that many people prefer to respond to automated systems rather than engage with another person they feel may judge them.