Kai Cenat’s Streamer University Is Harder To Get Into Than Harvard

Getting accepted into Harvard is considered a dream for millions of students, but a new creator focused program ended up being far more difficult to enter based purely on the numbers. Kai Cenat’s Streamer University drew more than one million applications from people hoping to secure one of the limited spots available.

Only 120 creators were chosen, creating an acceptance rate of roughly 0.012 percent. Harvard University’s Class of 2029 accepted 2,003 students from 47,893 applicants, giving the school an acceptance rate of about 4.2 percent.

The math puts Streamer University at more than 300 times more selective than Harvard. Seeing a streaming program generate this level of competition shows how seriously people are now taking the creator economy as a career path.