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Get rid of your fear of judgement and work hard to gain relevant skills, you will do really well.
> But folks there will mostly be from tier 1 NLUs.
This is not true at all. You'll see people from all over, top NLU staff is 40% anywhere max.
I think your use of the word "discrimination" is indication enough of why your uni should deserve to be classified as a T3 NLU. If you knew a thing about non-discrimination law, you would know exactly why the phrase "disturbing and unfortunate" doesn't do justice to how wrong your choice of the word "discrimination" here was.