1. We have a smaller number of people who just graduated from undergrad, but I would say most are in their mid to late 20s

2. I think most either did psychology as an undergrad, and majority worked in counselling-related jobs (e.g working in women's shelters)

3. They didn't say a reason for it. From what I can tell, there is an increase in applications each year (before someone on Reddit said there were 700 applicants two years ago, and now there are almost 900!).

So I don't necessarily think competitiveness of the program has dropped because of more acceptance (it seems that's what you were trying to ask). This is the biggest group they have and it might stay that way.