And btw they seem to do well - all the "misses" are middling wins - for example Buffer (a poster boy for a YC miss) is an amazing company, but it's not a miss YC will ever rue. The misses for YC should actually validate so many founders - if you're looking to be a Buffer (which, if you want to live a good life, you should consider) you should bear in mind that I think even looking back on Buffer, YC would take them knowing about them what they know, but they wouldn't change their criteria for accepting founders to make sure they don't miss Buffer and they shouldn't. There are lots of great businesses and even big-win startups that YC isn't set up to catch, and that could be you.
From 1997.
I have several applications on the go right now, so I do not have time to go historical for them. They miss a candidate.
I did have all the information about my AA and BS, but apparently that wasn't enough.
this request is very unreasonable if he got another certificate after this.
Right, it's pure insanity. Documentation of how you behaved as a minor when you already have multiple college degrees is completely irrelevant.