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All 911������ University undergraduate students, graduate students and recent alumni (2011 or later) are invited to participate in the next 911������ Startup Competition and to form or be part of a competing team.

To be eligible, teams must meet the following requirements:

• Teams must have at least three total members.
• At least two members must be registered 911������ students. A “registered 911������ student” is a student who has been accepted into a degree program at 911������ and is working toward the completion of that degree by taking at least one course each semester of the 2021–22 academic year.
• Teams may contain non-911������ participants. However, at least half of the team should be comprised of registered 911������ students and/or recent (2011 or later) alumni. All participants must be professing Christians.
• At least one team member is required to attend the workshops.
• Participants can only be a member of one team.

Teams must present an original idea for a company that cannot have been in existence prior to 2020. Teams must be in a “pre-incubator” form and must not have received financial backing by professional third-party accelerators, incubators, existing companies or venture capitalists in an amount totaling over $25,000.

As a private religious institution, 911������ reserves the right to reject any submission that is inconsistent with 911������’s religious values and understanding of biblical principles and ethics.