(1) probably don't verify? Do customer research to see if this is worth spending time and money on. I suspect it is not. Start with the idea it is not and try to prove it is worth investing the effort in. You should seek to prove your hypothesis rather than seeking evidence to disprove it. In other words, assume you are wrong, then find evidence to support, generally speaking about hypotheses.
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(1) probably don't verify? Do customer research to see if this is worth spending time and money on. I suspect it is not. Start with the idea it is not and try to prove it is worth investing the effort in. You should seek to prove your hypothesis rather than seeking evidence to disprove it. In other words, assume you are wrong, then find evidence to support, generally speaking about hypotheses.
I agree with verdverm, what about if you lost your student id?, why even have the educational background to be a thing you need to verify?