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The criteria that a given college uses for admissions are generally called?
college entrance requirements
What is a post secondary school that has a set of requirements for admission called?
A post-secondary school that has a set of requirements for admission is typically referred to as a "college" or "university." These institutions often establish specific criteria, such as academic performance, standardized test scores, and application materials, that prospective students must meet to gain admission. Additionally, some colleges may have specialized programs or degrees with unique requirements.
What is the process of admission that does not review an applicant's academic qualifications called?
It is called open admission.
A postsecondary school that does not have a set of admission requirements such as a minimum gpa or test scores is called?
Open college
A criteria that searches for fields that are not empty is called?
A criteria that searches for fields that are not empty is called a "not null" criteria. This criteria is used to filter out records where a specific field does not have a null or empty value.
What are screening criteria that fit within resources called?
Feasable criteria
What are screening criteria that are worth the risk or cost called.?
Acceptable criteria
Conditions that identify the specific records you are looking for are called?
Criteria
What are screening criteria that fit within available resources called?
Feasable criteria
Using one set of criteria to judge other and a different criteria to judge ourselves is called?
Using one set of criteria to judge others and a different criteria to judge ourselves is called hypocrisy.
Congressional measure admitting a US territory into the union as a state?
its called Act of admission
Applications due between January and February are usually called applications.?
Correct answer is regular admission
