A) Yes we had different admissions standards a few years ago. I agree that’s confusing and I think we could have done better communication around the admissions standards. I think our FAQ page and admissions page are the most up-to-date resources.
B) I can’t comment in too much depth on other people’s admissions, but I’ll note that Austin was accepted into SF and DC 22 after updating his application.
It’s currently the case that there’s a particular bar for which we’ll admit people, though it’s not an exact science and we make each judgement call on its own — but regardless, capacity limits will not be a reason people get rejected (at least for the next few EAGs). I’m not entirely sure what you mean here, but it’s not the case that there’s a separate bar for which we’ll sometimes let people in depending on capacity. Apologies for any confusion caused here!
A) Yes we had different admissions standards a few years ago. I agree that’s confusing and I think we could have done better communication around the admissions standards. I think our FAQ page and admissions page are the most up-to-date resources.
B) I can’t comment in too much depth on other people’s admissions, but I’ll note that Austin was accepted into SF and DC 22 after updating his application.
It’s currently the case that there’s a particular bar for which we’ll admit people, though it’s not an exact science and we make each judgement call on its own — but regardless, capacity limits will not be a reason people get rejected (at least for the next few EAGs). I’m not entirely sure what you mean here, but it’s not the case that there’s a separate bar for which we’ll sometimes let people in depending on capacity. Apologies for any confusion caused here!
Thanks for clarifying