If you still need help with the cohort application process, I’m here to help. Would you like to share more about which upcoming Outbound cohort you’re interested in?
Right now, there isn’t a way to request placement into a specific cohort or confirm if a cohort still has open spots before applying. The only documented path is to apply when a new application round opens.
If you’re aiming to join before the end of the year, the best move is to keep an eye on the cohorts page and apply as soon as new rounds open.
Also worth noting: if you’re accepted but want to switch to a different cohort later, you can only re-apply once for the same cohort type.
If you still need help accessing the cohort homepage, I’m here to help. Would you like to share more about the message you’re seeing when you try to sign in?
That message usually means your email hasn’t been added to the cohort’s student portal yet.
For cohorts, access to the homepage comes from a Softr student portal invitation, which is sent in the week before the cohort starts. If you haven’t been enrolled in the portal yet, the login page can show that “not enrolled” message. [1]
Since your login code emails are now arriving, try signing in again with the same email you used for the application. If the portal enrollment hasn’t been applied yet, the message can still appear until that step is completed.
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