We don't assess them in the traditional sense. We pride ourselves on being open to students from all backgrounds and experience levels, so our application is first-come first-serve to keep it simple and fair for everybody.

A typical semester is roughly 80 students. We target 10 mentors each semester, and each mentor works with two groups of four students each.

Sort of. We don't require you come to the Info Session, but we would like to warn that it's highly unlikely you'll be able to reserve a spot if you're not because students apply as a group and we facilitate finding a group during both the Info Session and Hack Session 1.

At a minimum, you'll learn how to use React, Git, and Supabase. In addition, you'll learn the theory behind these technologies and some project management skills, as well as anything else relevant to your group's specific project. More generally, you'll learn to research complex problems and seek out your own solutions for future projects of your own.

We require that all students be present at each Sunday at the two-hour Hack Sessions. You're welcome to work on your project outside of that team if you would like, but it's not expected.