Hospitality Program Competitiveness Compared to Harvard Admissions
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
A discussion comparing the competitiveness of a hospitality program to Harvard admissions is underway. According to a report, the Launch program run by the hotel chain received 5,000 applications in a few weeks but accepted only 20 individuals. This acceptance rate of 0.4% is noted as being more competitive than the acceptance rate for Harvard's class of 2029, which was 4.18% (2,003 students admitted from 47,893 applicants).
From yahoo.com
Why it matters
The comparison highlights the intense competition for top talent within the hospitality industry. The discussion features Laura Fuentes regarding the matter, as the industry faces challenges from factors like the rise of AI in applicant screening.
From yahoo.com