Back in 2005, Y Combinator was eager for people to attend the first Startup School, which aimed to provide early-stage founders with insights from their peers.

We aim to create a new version of Startup School that better fits the diverse backgrounds of participants, focusing on helping them evaluate ideas like an investor would.

This is the first Startup School in New York City, a place that has greatly influenced me.

All content from Startup School will be available for free on YouTube, as we believe the lectures are less important than the community and structure we provide.

The first Startup School took place in Boston, and I was fortunate to participate in it with my co-founder, Steve Huffman, when we started Reddit.

The application for Startup Investor School opens on Thursday, and interested individuals should visit investor.startupschool.org to apply.

Investor School is a four-day course teaching the basics of startup investing, held for the first time at Y Combinator in Mountain View.

The AI Startup School is a free conference for computer science graduate students, undergraduates, and new graduates in AI and AI research, with travel expenses covered for attendees who apply.

Business schools tend to be expensive and often fail to teach essential startup rules that students need to know.