Jury and evaluation
Build a shortlist from scores
Updated 8 Oct · 2 min · Program teamUpdated · 2 min read · For Program team
Once evaluators have scored a round, the program team turns scores into a shortlist. Scores rank the pool. People make the final call.
Steps
- Open the applications in the round and compare their weighted totals in the Evaluation Rubric panel, along with each evaluator's recommended decision.
- Look first at applications where evaluators disagree: a wide spread of scores usually means the application needs a discussion, not an average.
- For each application you're taking forward, record the decision. Shortlisted applications move to Shortlisted.
- Use Accept, Reject or Waitlist when the final decision is made. Applicants are emailed when their status changes.
Tips
- Decide the size of the shortlist before you look at scores.
- Waitlist rather than reject when you're close to capacity, so you can move quickly if a place opens.
- Filter Applications by Shortlisted and choose Export CSV to share the list with your board.
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