What happens after I apply

Review, the three possible outcomes, and what you can edit.

Mentors

Your application locks for editing when you submit it, so that a reviewer is reading the same thing you sent.

A person reads it — not a form and not a score. There are three outcomes:

  • Approved. You can build a programme.
  • Changes requested. The application comes back to you with a note saying specifically what to change, and you can edit and resubmit.
  • Rejected, with a reason.

Being approved does not publish anything. A programme is reviewed separately before a seat can be sold: the curriculum, the schedule and the price are all read first.