Crushed in Early ID / Pipeline programs

Hi yall, 

I'm diversity, but I go to a non-target and need visa sponsorship. I've been applying to some on-site, pipeline programs that recently opened. For some I did some networking, for others I just cold applied, but failed ALL of them. Of course there are still more opening up, but I'm starting to feel like I won't get into any pipeline events. I tried to ask people how they got accepted but they didn't even know. I have good GPA and I have some experiences so my resume isn't cooked. 

What are the secrets behind these programs? How did you guys get in? 

Appreciate all insights

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If you are an Asian girl, you realistically only have a chance if you go to Ivy-level target. The only exception to getting in from non-target is when you are Black. Latino girls seem like a coin toss for them but they mostly go to target as well. You will have regardless have easier time compared to Asian / White dudes from targets during regular process so just suck it up. FYI, I've seen many non-diverse 3.9/4.0 with 2~3 relevant internships from target not even getting interviews while your profile should get you plenty of interviews if your social skills are not awful. 

 

the amount of white "hispanic" guys I see in these programs is ridiculous lol

 

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