Y Combinator accidentally accepts 15,000 companies to a course – but owns its mistake

2018-8-21 17:39

Y Combinator is an ultra-exclusive startup accelerator, with results that justify its haughty reputation. It also runs an free online course called Startup School, for which companies have to apply, and only a few thousand are accepted.

Except this year, when it accidentally admitted literally every startup that applied. Oops. Think I got accepted into the Y Combinator startup school. . — Kitumba (@solomonalvink) August 21, 2018 As one door closes the other opens. Checked my inbox this morning and found out we’ve been accepted to Y Combinator’s Startup School, along with 24 other startups. I feel over the moon…

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