List a School Org

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150–300 words (roughly 900–1800 characters). This is your org's real "About" section, not just a one-liner.

Self-reported estimate — no proof required

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For WeChat, Weibo, or any other platform not listed above.

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Any email using your university's domain — your own student email or your org's, e.g. name@dlsu.edu.ph, name@student.ateneo.edu, name@ust.edu.ph, name@up.edu.ph. Providing this may speed up review, since it's a strong verification signal.

Before you submit — please read

Submissions are reviewed manually. We do not send individual rejection notices or explanations, and we do not correct or guess at mistakes on your behalf. If your submission is not published within a reasonable time, it was not approved — this usually means something below applies. You are welcome to resubmit with corrected information once you've identified and fixed the issue.

Submissions are typically not approved because of:

  • A typo, autocorrect change, or accidental formatting error in a required field (e.g. a misspelled domain like .cmo instead of .com, an extra space, or a stray character from copy-pasting) — double-check every field before submitting
  • A fake, placeholder, or joke entry in any required field (e.g. "none," "n/a," "test," "asdf")
  • An invalid or non-working website URL — the domain must actually exist and load
  • The wrong information pasted into the wrong field
  • Content unrelated to the Philippine startup/tech ecosystem
  • Incomplete, vague, or nonsensical answers in required text fields
  • Contact information that doesn't work (a fake or mistyped email address)

Please review your entries carefully before clicking submit — this is your only chance to catch a mistake before we review it. If you're not sure what went wrong, resubmitting with more complete and accurate information is always the right move.