I’m an 18-year-old nursing student who went to an interview the other day. I received a rejection the following day. To be honest, I’d say my looks are about average to slightly above average. People often tell me I have a slim figure, too. I thought I was careful to be polite, but the only things I can think of are that I couldn’t smile well in the photos and didn’t speak very well while recording the video. Are there reasons someone might be rejected besides having particularly unattractive features or poor manners? Also, is it difficult to get accepted if your looks are just average? Sorry for asking so many questions, but I’d really appreciate it if someone could answer.

Maezawa from the president’s office here. The criteria for whether someone is accepted and registered are based on whether our staff believes she is likely to receive offers. In that sense, her relationship type also has an impact. If her appearance is above average, she may receive offers even with Relationship Type A, so she would be accepted. However, if her appearance is around average, we may judge that she would not receive offers with Type A, resulting in a rejection. If she is slightly above average, she might just barely receive offers even with Type A—but she may also have narrowly missed the cutoff. I can’t say for sure without seeing her in person. That said, pretending to have a different relationship type just to get registered will make the men angry, and it also causes problems for the club. The woman herself won’t be able to build a good relationship either, so no one benefits. Please don’t misrepresent your relationship type. If, after some time, you feel that you’d be comfortable with a relationship more like genuine romance, please come back. The result may be different next time. If your relationship type was actually B, for example, we may be able to look into it. Please contact Maezawa using the form below: https://universe-club.jp/help/contact/ However, if you were rejected, we may not be able to locate your records, so please provide as much detail as possible—such as which branch you interviewed at and approximately what date and time. The more information you can give us, the better the chances that we’ll be able to find it.

I’m a male member in Seattle. If you’re only average, you might not be accepted for the A course. That said, choosing B while expecting A is just asking for trouble later and causes problems for everyone.