admission policy
Who gets in
An admission policy is a set of rules governing who may enter an institution or organization.
Schools have admission policies determining which students are accepted; hospitals have policies about when visitors may come; clubs have policies about membership requirements.
The term appears frequently in debates about education: The university revised its admission policy after the Supreme Court ruling.
- visa requirementsRules for foreign entry
- application formsDocuments requesting consideration
- asylum applicationsRequests for protective immigration status
- eligibility criteriaConditions for consideration
- eligibility standardsConditions for acceptance
diversity initiatives · standardized testing · security checks · exclusivity clauses · velvet rope · guest list · application deadlines · wait list · first come first served · probationary periods · age restrictions · early decision · residency permits · membership dues · cap and gown · voting rights · dress codes · quota systems
- College Policytuition caps, federal funding, state funding, financial aid, student aid
- policiesact, code of conduct, terms of service, bill, dress code
- workplace policiescode of conduct, ethics, handbook, dress code, compliance
- Campus Rulesacademic integrity, attendance, plagiarism, academic probation, cheating
- education lawTitle IX, FERPA, disability rights, student rights, student conduct
- University Governanceboard of trustees, dean, provost, chancellor, faculty senate
admission policyopen enrollment
Designated benefits signup window
open admission · open-door policy · universal access · rolling admission
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