Tips Sep 10, 2019 21:35

I registered three years ago. I was a college student back then, and a plain-looking girl who didn’t even wear makeup. I don’t think I was the cute or beautiful type.

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I registered as Type A and received offers from two people almost immediately. (I’m really not trying to brag.) I think I was accepted because I registered back when the term papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) was just starting to become known, and that’s why things worked out for me. But if I registered now, is it likely that I would be rejected? Has the competition gotten tougher after all?
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Maezawa from the president’s office here. These days, our interview standards are higher, so some people who would have passed in the past may not pass under today’s criteria. That said, if you received offers back then, I feel you would have no trouble passing even by today’s standards. In particular, the fact that you received an offer as Relationship Type A suggests that you were probably quite exceptional. Even if that wasn’t the case, anyone who has been registered with Universe before would be treated as a re-registration, so the standards are more lenient. And if you received offers in the past, I don’t think your re-registration would be rejected. Just to be safe, I recommend mentioning that you received offers before. You could say: “Thank you for introducing me to about two people when I was registered previously. Would it be possible for me to register again?” That will remind the staff that you received offers before, and with that alone, your registration should be practically guaranteed. That said, you’ll still need to come in for a regular interview. We look forward to your re-registration.
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