admission standards
Who gets in
Admission standards are the criteria an institution uses to evaluate applicants—test scores, grades, essays, interviews, or other qualifications.
Universities, professional programs, and selective organizations all set admission standards: The law school raised its admission standards after receiving more applications.
Standards may be explicit minimums or holistic guidelines that allow flexibility.
- technical skillsMeasurable job-specific abilities
- application formsDocuments requesting consideration
- GPACumulative academic score
- certificationsOfficial competency documents
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
recommendation letters · deadlines · work experience · entrance exams · integrity · communication skills · degree requirements · adaptability · academic transcripts · selectivity · early decision · rolling admissions · interview processes · extracurricular activities · eligibility criteria · background checks · interpersonal skills · self-discipline
- higher educationuniversity, college, degree, diploma, graduate school
- Bar Associationbar exam, bar, disbarment, suspension, legal ethics
- legal ethicslegal ethics, attorney-client privilege, professional conduct, privilege, code of ethics
- legal professionlawyers, attorneys, solicitors, solicitor, barristers
- bar associationsbar associations, bar association, law society, CBA, ABA
- military admissionsWest Point, USNA, Annapolis, Air Force Academy, military academy
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open admission · open admissions · universal access · open access · open-door policy
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